Thanks, That makes it a lot clearer.
Any advice as to what the Linux distribution I should start with on the
Pitaya? Xilinx's petaLinux or something else? Reading the TcpBorphServer
docs it looks like anything with an appropriate kernel with Zynq drivers
should work but I'd rather start as close as possible to what other
Casper people are doing.
Regards,
David
On 1/14/20 10:21 PM, Vereese Van Tonder wrote:
Hi David,
You should build the TCPBorphServer code on the Red Pitaya as the code
uses pre-defined compiler macros in order to figure out which
architecture you're using.
On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 8:06 AM Vereese Van Tonder <vere...@ska.ac.za
<mailto:vere...@ska.ac.za>> wrote:
Hi David,
The server is TCPBorphServer and you can find it in the
tcpborphserver3 directory in the katcp directory located here:
https://github.com/ska-sa/katcp.git
TCPBorphServer is the control software for the Red Pitaya. It is a
KATCP serverprogram that listens for KATCP messages on port
7147.The KATCP specification can be found here:
https://katcp-python.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_downloads/361189acb383a294be20d6c10c257cb4/NRF-KAT7-6.0-IFCE-002-Rev5-1.pdf
I hope that helps.
On Wed, Jan 15, 2020 at 1:42 AM David Mc Carthy
<davidmccar...@ucsb.edu <mailto:davidmccar...@ucsb.edu>> wrote:
Hi All,
I'm working with Prof. Lubin's group in UCSB, and we
interested in
trying out the Capser toolflow for spectrometry applications.
We are
experimenting at first on a Red Pitaya (125-14) to establish
feasibility, obviously actual science will be done with
something larger.
My question is what operating system image do I need to run on
the Red
Pitaya? Also the docs imply some sort of bridging server to
the Pitaya,
what package is that?
I have followed the tutorials to the point where I have a .fpg
and a
.bof image. However the tutorials at this point go straight to
using
capserfpga, with reference to the infrastructure already setup
at your
workshops. I have not been able to find any information on
what the Zynq
operating system/server programs are either in the various
websites I've
found or from the mailing list archives.
Thanks in Advance,
David Mc Carthy
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