analogdevicesinc / iio-oscilloscope

A GTK+ based oscilloscope application for interfacing with various IIO devices
https://wiki.analog.com/resources/tools-software/linux-software/iio_oscilloscope
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ZCU102+FMCOMMS2 not detected by IIO Oscilloscope #438

Closed danirojas037 closed 1 year ago

danirojas037 commented 1 year ago

Hi,

I'm running a no-OS project with the following setup: ZCU102+FMCOMMS2, and trying to observe the spectrum of a received signal with an IIO Oscilloscope installed on a host (my desktop computer) and connected to the setup through serial connection, but the IIO Oscilloscope is not detecting the board: image

Any possible solution? (I've done a test with the PlutoSDR, and it is detected by the IIO Oscilloscope): image

Thanks,

Dani

tfcollins commented 1 year ago

Have you verified that the libiio context has started on the board itself and nothing else is blocking the UART interface?

danirojas037 commented 1 year ago

Have you verified that the libiio context has started on the board itself and nothing else is blocking the UART interface?

How can I verify that the libiio context has started on the board?

tfcollins commented 1 year ago

UART on the board will provide feedback on boot that you can connect to the device over libiio. It should give you the required baudrate. What appears on your system at boot?

Beauxrel commented 1 year ago

Double check your .xdc file. I noticed that I had defined the wrong fmc port. Double check with you user guide on which is which

danirojas037 commented 1 year ago

I was able to solve it! The problem was that I haven't applied the configuration that appears on my system at boot: image

When I applied this configuration to the IIO Oscilloscope, it detects the board: image

Thanks for the help,

Dani