Cicero Word Generator is a user interface and control software suite designed with atomic physics experiments in mind. It can be used to design and run sequences on National Instruments digital and analog output cards. If you would like to use this software without compiling it yourself, please click on the Downloads link below, and download the appropriate version .zip file which includes compiled executibles. Please read ReleaseNotes.txt in the top level of this zip file when upgrading versions for any necessary user-migration actions.
To solve my previous problem I have been trying to load an "original" v1.28 version and compare the way it works to my own modified v1.28 version.
I'm using OpalKelly v 4.5 and with my version I detect my FPGA whereas with the original version Aticus does not detect it. Also Using precompiled v1.67 version I'm able to detect it
Do you if there can be some compatility problem with Opal Kelly ? Do you know how to potentially solve them ?
My own Cicero version is based on another modified version which was built some years ago in my group so may be some modifications were already done to support new OpalKelly version or to fix this problem but I couldn't find them.
Once more thank you very much for all your answers
To solve my previous problem I have been trying to load an "original" v1.28 version and compare the way it works to my own modified v1.28 version.
I'm using OpalKelly v 4.5 and with my version I detect my FPGA whereas with the original version Aticus does not detect it. Also Using precompiled v1.67 version I'm able to detect it
Do you if there can be some compatility problem with Opal Kelly ? Do you know how to potentially solve them ?
My own Cicero version is based on another modified version which was built some years ago in my group so may be some modifications were already done to support new OpalKelly version or to fix this problem but I couldn't find them.
Once more thank you very much for all your answers