Hello Henry,
Sorry for taking so long to respond. Yes, it was the mux block giving me the error....I'd made sure to change all the settings to Roach. I ended up just starting all over and it worked beautifully! Thanks a lot for your help. I couldn't have finished the tutorial without it.
- Louis Dartez (956) 372-5812 Arecibo Remote Command Center Scholar Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy University of Texas at Brownsville On 8/8/11 8:52 PM, Henry Chen wrote:
Hi Louis, The only blocks that should care whether you're using a ROACH or an IBOB are the XSG core config block where you select the hardware platform and the GPIO blocks where you choose the IO group. Any of the internal logic blocks should work with no changes... Can you confirm that it's actually the mux block giving you this error? Thanks, Henry On 8/8/2011 6:44 PM, Louis Dartez wrote:Hello Henry, Thanks! This in fact fixed it. Simulink stopped shooting me the errors. Can't believe this got past me! When I tried to re-run the simulation after fixing this I got error saying that the mux (Xilinx Bus Multiplexer) block needs to driven by an iBOB generator...not a ROACH one... are there any alternative blocks that I could use in its place that would also work with Roach? Or is it more likely the case that I won't be able to complete this tutorial without the actual iBOB board? On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 8:36 PM, Henry Chen <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>> wrote: Hi Louis, This error means that you're trying to assign a bit position beyondthat supported by the particular IO group. In this case, it's becausethe ROACH only has 4 user-accessible LEDs, while the IBOB has 8. Soif you just take out the slices that are giving you trouble, it shouldbe okay. Cheers, Henry On 8/8/2011 6:20 PM, Louis Dartez wrote: Hello, I'm trying to get through the IBOB tutorial...justto get a bunch of led's lit up. Near the end of designing the model, when trying to link up 8 slices and gpio blocks i get an error. Thefirst three sets of slices and gpio's don't give me any trouble..however when I get to the fourth set I get a dialogue box with the following: "Gateway bit index contain values that exceeds the bitwidth." What exactly is it that I'm doing wrong?ps. This tutorial is originally meant for the iBOB ..but I'm using aRoach board....I read that simply switching out iBOB:led to ROACH:led on the registers should suffice...but that may incorrect. Thanks a bunch for the help! -- -- Louis Dartez (956) 372-5812 <tel:%28956%29%20372-5812> Arecibo Remote Command Center Scholar Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy University of Texas at Brownsville -- -- Louis Dartez (956) 372-5812 Arecibo Remote Command Center Scholar Center for Gravitational Wave Astronomy University of Texas at Brownsville

