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Bare Metal Network Example
Ryan McLean edited this page Feb 11, 2021
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Original Article: https://www.programmersought.com/article/78153940676/
- Open Vivado
- Select new Project
- RTL Project
- Do not specify sources at this time
- Select part
xc7z010clg400-1
- Select Finish
- Select
Create Block design
from the Flow Navigator Panel underIP Integrator
(on the left) - Press OK
- Select the
+
in middle of theDiagram
window - Search for
ZYNQ
and selectZYNQ7 Processing System
- Double click on the newly created Block to open the
re-customize IP
dialog- Select
clock configuration
- Select
Component | Clock Source | REq Freq |
---|---|---|
Processor/Memory Clocks | ||
CPU | ARM PLL | 666.666666 |
DDR | DDR PLL | 533.333333 |
IO Periphal Clocks | ||
SMC | IO PLL | 100 |
ENET0 | 100 Mbps | |
SDIO | IO PLL | 100 |
PL Fabric Clocks | ||
[x] FCLK_CLK0 | IO PLL | 100 |
- Select
DDR Configuration
Name | Select |
---|---|
DDR Controller Configuratio | |
Memory Type | DDR 3 |
Memory Part | MT41K |
Effective DRAM Bus Width | 16 Bit |
ECC | Disabled |
Burst Length | 8 |
DDR | 533.333333 |
Internal VRef | [] |
Juntion Temperature | Normal |
- Select
MIO Configuration
- ENET0 - EMIO
- SD0 - MIO 40 .. 45
- UART1 - MIO 24 .. 25
Go back to the Block Design window and start connecting. What needs to be noted here is that ZYNQ defaults to the Gigabit Ethernet port GMII, and the board has a 100M interface, so you need to use the Concat module to convert it in the middle
TODO: Generate new Image will use one from original article for now also explain how to do this (what to click etc)