Thank you. That explains what I needed. I actually removed the entire adc083000x2 block from the model and then reinserted a new adc083000x2 block. After I configured this new block, the error message did not occur. I was not sure why such a simple reconstruction would eliminate the error. Your message gives me some insight into some of the reasons.
> Hi Ron, > > The adc083000x2 block requires some massaging. > > First, when you drop the block into a design, right-click it and select > "Link Options -> Disable Link". > > Then, select the block in your design (so that running gcb will return > the name of the adc block). Switch over to the Matlab window, and run > adc083000_mask (with no arguments). > > If it worked, you should see this: > >>>> adc083000_mask >> Running mask script for adc083000 >> your_model_name/adc083000x2 > > If you see this instead: > >>>> adc083000_mask >> Running mask script for adc083000 >> xbsBasic_r4/Up Sample >> ??? Error using ==> adc083000_mask at 30 >> Xilinx Up Sampler Block block (mask) does >> not have a parameter named 'demux_adc'. > > then something went wrong. Try running it again. > > If you ever rename this model, you'll need to run adc083000_mask again. > You'll also need to do that whenever you open your model. > > Hope that helps. > > Billy > > On 01/27/2011 11:32 AM, [email protected] wrote: >> When I run bee_xps on a model using an >> adc083000x2 block set up as a single >> ADC board rather than two boards, I >> get the following results and error >> message. The demux_adc parameter is >> for the adc083000x2 block, but I >> don't use this feature. Why does this >> parameter cause trouble for me? >> >>>> bee_xps >> Detected Linux OS >> ############################# >> ## System Update ## >> ############################# >> Running mask script for adc083000 >> xbsBasic_r4/Up Sample >> Error using ==> gen_xps_files at 199 >> Error due to multiple causes: >> --> Xilinx Up Sampler Block block (mask) does not have a >> parameter named 'demux_adc'. >> --> Error in 'singleadc3ghz/adc083000x2': Initialization >> commands cannot be evaluated. >>>> >
