Hi Katty
This is running my designs: *first this is for modeinterleave *
root@roach:/boffiles# ./s1_2013_May_02_1157.bof &
[1] 519
root@roach:/boffiles# ps
PID TTY TIME CMD
506 ttyS0 00:00:00 login
507 ttyS0 00:00:00 bash
519 ttyS0 00:00:00 s1_2013_May_02_
520 ttyS0 00:00:00 ps
root@roach:/boffiles# cd /proc/519/hw/ioreg
root@roach:/proc/519/hw/ioreg# ls
acc_cnt even snapshot_ctrl sys_clkcounter
acc_len even1 snapshot_status sys_rev
adc_ctrl0 fft_shift snapshot_tr_en_cnt sys_rev_rcs
adc_sum_sq0 iadc_controller snapshot_trig_offset sys_scratchpad
control odd status trig_level
duty_cnt odd1 sync_cnt
duty_period snapshot_bram sys_board_id
*Second is for spectrometer with 2048 channel is:
*
root@roach:/proc/515/hw/ioreg# ls
acc_cnt even odd sys_clkcounter
sys_scratchpad
acc_len gain sync_cnt sys_rev
cnt_rst iadc_controller sys_board_id
sys_rev_rcs
my question is, what is registers replaced a cnt_rst in mode
interleaved? for change the .py
From Dave's email it seems that one bit from the control register is
used as cnt_rst in the interleaved design. Instead of there being one
register called cnt_rst, there is now a piece of the control register.
You need to understand which piece of the control register and modify
the code to use this piece.
It may be worth going through tut1 if you have not already done so to
understand the fundamentals of how software registers work in a design.
Without a good understanding of this concept you will keep running into
these types of problems.
Regards
Andrew
2013/5/28 katherine viviana cortes urbina <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi all,
I found a difference the designs between spectrometer 2048 channel
and spectrometer 2048 channel mode interleave, this is block
counter sys_rst for example in the blocks acc_cntrl. I dont
knowhow this sys_rst introduced
in my python code.
any ideas?
Cheers Katty
pd: you can to see attachments
2013/5/23 David MacMahon <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>>
Hi, Katty,
It sounds like you're making progress!
On May 23, 2013, at 2:03 PM, katherine viviana cortes urbina
wrote:
> I was to working with the python from the wiki. I adapt the
tut3.py for the design "spectrometer with a stream at 2Gsps
using ADC interleave mode" This design is made for Jason
Manley and I only modifiqued same blocks for check up.
If there is a mismatch between python code and model file on
the wiki, it would be great to get it fixed. If you're mixing
and matching python scripts and model files from various
sources, then you will have to resolve any compatibility
issues. That can actually be a good learning experience. I
always say that you learn more when things don't work than
when they do!
Dave
