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Carrier card schematic or xdc file

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Former Member over 9 years ago

I recently purchased the development kit for the PicoZed SDR and I need a schematic for the carrier card (AES-PZSDRCC-FMC-G).  I am trying to determine where the FMC pins are routed to the FPGA.  If I cannot get the schematic for the carrier card, I will need an updated xdc file for the rfsom project. 

On another note, if I run the system with the bit file that was shipped on the board, I can control the 9361 using iio-oscilloscope that I pulled down from Github.  However, when I build a bit file from the fmcomms2/rfsom project that I also pulled down from Github, I get several filter config issues and the iio-oscilloscope does not output any data.  Is the fmcomms2/rfsom project on the Github the latest project?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

-Kiel

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  • mbrown
    0 mbrown over 9 years ago

    Hello Kiel,

     

    PicoZed SDR schematics (SOM and FMC) were just posted!

     

    Master XDC constraints file for the FMC-CC will be up on the site tomorrow.

     

    Thanks,
    Matt

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    0 Former Member over 9 years ago

    Thanks Matt.  Can you think of any reason why I am unable to use iio-oscilloscope when building the project I pulled down from Github?

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    0 mbrown over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    You'll have to be more specific about what you pulled from GitHub, which branch, etc., and what's not working with IIOscope.

     

    Are you connecting IIOscope from a host PC via Ethernet or is it running on Zynq?

     

    Thanks,
    Matt

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    0 Former Member over 9 years ago

    I built the project located in:
    hdl-masterprojectsfmcomms2rfsom

    I followed the instructions from this website to build:
    https://wiki.analog.com/resources/fpga/docs/hdl

    I am running IIOscope from a host PC via Ethernet.  If I run IIOscope with the factory shipped FPGA load I can control the 9361 and see data streaming back through the DMA.  When I build the project listed above using the instructions from the website listed above, I can still control the 9361 but I never see any data coming back through the DMA.  In this configuration I receive a message in my terminal connected to the serial port saying:
    ERROR: Unable to read response: Resource temporarily unavailable.

    That is as far as I have gotten to this point.  If you need any additional information I will do my best to get you what you need.  I appreciate the help.

    -Kiel

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    0 mbrown over 9 years ago in reply to Former Member

    I think that's an old/abandoned branch that was used for initial development.  The most current code is being held in the /dev branch.

     

    /hdl/projects/pzsdr

     

    Give that a try.

     

    /Matt

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    0 Former Member over 9 years ago

    I pulled down the project from the /dev branch and ran make pzsdr.ccfmc from /hdl/projects/pzsdr.  Everything seemed to build and it ran through synthesis and implementation and generated a bit file.  I then cat the bit file into /dev/xdevcfg.  With this bit I no longer receive DMA interrupts on 0x7C40_0000.dma.  I can still alter and read back the config but no data is flowing through the DMA.  Please let me know if I am doing something incorrectly.

    -Kiel

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    0 mbrown over 9 years ago

    Sorry for the hassle.  You should be using the release tags only.  Today, look at 2015_R1.  Next week 2015_R2 will have updated names for PicoZed SDR and some minor. updates for hardware, however both are compatible.

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