Hi everyone,
Does anyone know where to find a log of the resource utilization of a design
among the files produced by the toolflow?
Cheers,
Laura
, Laura Spitler laura.spit...@gmail.comwrote:
Hi Glenn and everyone,
Currently I'm working with Henry on updating the opb_etherlite core to a
version that comes with 10.1, so people who start developing with the 10.1
tools don't have to rely on any 7.1 stuff. I've spent most of the day trying
more
cycle delay, all other channel have same function. I am not sure how the ADC
is implement. Do you have any idea?
Thanks
Wan
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Hi all,
Is anybody using the Matlab student version with the casper toolflow
or know that it's not a good idea?
Also, does the 10.1 toolflow work with Matlab R2009a?
Thanks,
Laura
Hi everyone,
Out of seemingly nowhere I started getting the error below. I'm trying
to compile a design for an iBOB using 10.1.
Thanks,
Laura
Constructing platform-level connectivity ...
ERROR:MDT - INST:roof_spec_v01_adc PORT:ctrl_reset -
Hello everyone,
What's the status of large green FFTs, where large is greater than
2^11? Can they now be reliably synthesized in 10.1?
Thanks,
Laura
. I don't know if the same fix
would help the 10.1 version.
John
Jason
On 27 Jul 2009, at 08:41, Jason Zheng wrote:
Last time I tried this on 10.1 with a 2^20 FFT design, the Matlab
froze for a long time and I ended up closing the program.
On Mon, Jul 27, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Laura Spitler
Hello,
Whenever I try and update a design with an FFT in it I'm getting the
following error from simulink:
***
Error in
'roof_spec_v01/fft_vacc/fft/fft_biplex0/biplex_core/fft_stage_1/delay_b':
Initialization commands cannot be evaluated. MATLAB error message:
Error using == set_param
Hi Danny,
I think what you want is the regular 'fft' with the number of
simultaneous inputs set to 0. This gives you two independent streams
labels as pol0 and pol1.
Cheers,
Laura
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 11:12 AM, Danny Price
danny.pr...@astro.ox.ac.uk wrote:
G'day all
Does anyone have
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have a sense of whether a dual polarization, 800 MHz
spectrometer with ~2k channels would fit into a ROACH? I have a test
design using the ADC083000 and and two small wideband FFTs. It seems
to work in terms of utilization, but I get a crazy number of timing
errors.
Has
samples per clock,
and sampling at 1600 Msps, then the FGPA is clocking at 200 MHz,
and routing and timing should work.
best wishes,
dan
On 5/13/2010 6:46 PM, Laura Spitler wrote:
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have a sense of whether a dual polarization, 800 MHz
spectrometer with ~2k channels
Hi all,
For the reasons Andrew mentioned, I think a split in the library
should happen as late as possible. While everyone means well, I'm
dubious that bugs and features would be back applied to older
versions.
In my experience using mlib_devel_10_1 with both 10.1 and 11.? on
Windows and Linux
As someone that has been using the 10.1 tools for almost two years, I
can confirm that they never worked for BEE2s. It would be great if
they did, so 7.1 can finally be mothballed forever.
Laura
On Mon, Jun 21, 2010 at 7:24 PM, David MacMahon
dav...@astro.berkeley.edu wrote:
On Jun 21, 2010,
Hello,
I have another hardware request on behalf of Arecibo. We're looking
for two iBOB boards. If you have some lying around, please contact me
off list.
Best,
Laura
Hi everyone,
Does anyone have an off-the-shelf solution for a rack-mountable BEE2 case?
Thanks,
Laura
Hi Daniel,
This error is your initiation into the upper echelons of casper
programming. It's our equivalent of the secret handshake...
You enter 'D7' into 'Clock pin location' in the System Generator block.
Just FYI, many questions are addressed in the mail archive:
Hi everyone,
I know this thread is old, but I'm running into the same problem. I'm
trying to boot my ROACH using a USB stick formatted with one partion
as ext2. I copied the latest filesystem (2010_03_24) (sudo cp -a )
onto the drive making sure the normal root directories are in the
root of the
Hi everyone,
I'm having a problem with an iBOB-based spectrometer. The design is a
simple instrument used to measure neutral hydrogen for our
undergraduate radio lab course. The spectra are transmitted over the
10/100 Mb ethernet using a modified main.c file where I read the
channels out of a
Maybe it's overheating? Do you have a little fan right on the FPGA?
We've found that is necessary, even in a proper case. We cut a hole in
the lid and add a fan right over the chip.
Interesting idea. I do have a small fan attached to the iBOB heat
sink. It was running at the time. The iBOB
if this is
related to your problem though.
Regards
Andrew
On 17 November 2010 21:11, Laura Spitler laura.spit...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm having a problem with an iBOB-based spectrometer. The design is a
simple instrument used to measure neutral hydrogen for our
undergraduate radio lab
strange things. Not sure if this is
related to your problem though.
Regards
Andrew
On 17 November 2010 21:11, Laura Spitler laura.spit...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
I'm having a problem with an iBOB-based spectrometer. The design is a
simple instrument used to measure neutral hydrogen
Hi Jon,
To elaborate on Mark's suggestion, I include a python function I've
written to do just what you're trying to do:
def bramw(fpga, bname, odata, samples=2048):
b_0=struct.pack(''+str(samples)+'l',*odata)
fpga.write(bname,b_0)
return
Where 'fpga' is your FpgaClient
Hello,
No. The ROACH board has only one DRAM DIMM accessible from the FPGA fabric.
Best,
Laura
On Fri, Mar 11, 2011 at 2:41 PM, mch...@physics.ucsb.edu wrote:
Hi all,
Is it possible to put more than one dram yellow block on a single
design? I've been getting the following error when I
Hi Peter,
I just uploaded to the Wiki a design Jason Manley made that writes a
counter into to the DRAM taking into account the narrower bus on the
CPU interface. It should clarify things for you.
(Jason, let me know if you object to me uploading this design.)
Cheers,
Laura
On Fri, May 20,
for the default DIMM modules that Digicom ships the boards
with?
I think you're reading the BEE2 documentation. For the ROACH
addressing only look at ROACH specific Info.
Laura
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
Peter
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