Redpitaya with hardware manager connectivity

[Abinayasivam]

Hi Pavel, I am trying to connect redpitaya in vivado hardware manger, it is getting programmed but i am not able to find ILA cores. I am using vivado 2015.4 in windows 7 using putty please refer attached image.

If i wanted to program the ltx file using putty what is the command?

thank you for the help

[pavel-demin]

If i wanted to program the ltx file using putty what is the command?

I don't know what is the ltx file.

Normally, I use .bit files to program the Red Pitaya's FPGA.

It's possible to copy a .bit file from Windows to Red Pitaya using WinSCP. Once the .bit file is copied to Red Pitaya, I use the following command to program the FPGA:

cat led_blinker.bit > /dev/xdevcfg

This command should be run from the Red Pitaya command line when you connect to it using PuTTY.

[Abinayasivam]

Hi Pavel, Normally after dumping the bit file in vivado, we can dump the ltx file(debug_nets.ltx) for vivado analyzer ltx file is the probe files for Integrated logical Analyzer(ILA). I wanted to see my output in ILA. So I just connected the output of each blocks in ILA(Debugging the nets) while generating the bit file.

I have dumped the bit file and ltx file in redpitaya using hardware manager. but I am not able to see any ILA cores at hardware manager.

[pavel-demin]

Thanks for the explanation.

[Abinayasivam]

So, how can you verify the output at each IP blocks whether it is working correctly or not?

Thanks, Abinaya

[pavel-demin]

So, how can you verify the output at each IP blocks whether it is working correctly or not?

No idea :smile:

Since I never used the FPGA debugging tools like ChipScope, SignalTap, etc, I don't think that I'm the right person to answer this question.

Maybe it could be done via the JTAG interface of the Red Pitaya board or maybe there are other solutions.