Thanks, John.
I am certainly not advocating using -es1. You have production silicon and the
only way for the tools to accurately target the device in all aspects is to
setup the tool with the correct information. We need that note and ability to
support the correct device, thank you for that. I
Hi Mitch,
The -es1 removal in the yaml file was something that was brought up by
colleagues of mine who have used zcu216s recently. When I did have issues
with the 100 Gbe I looked into the Vivado project and found that the part
number did have the -es1 tag so that's why I was suspecting that
Hi John,
On Mar 12, 2024, at 10:00 AM, John Swoboda wrote:
Hi Mitch,
Thanks for the reply. The 100 Gbe is working fine on my end. I also was able to
get the into my design.
Great to hear!
In terms of using the -es1 in the design files, I would suggest that this be
noted in the tutorials th
Hi Mitch,
Thanks for the reply. The 100 Gbe is working fine on my end. I also was
able to get the into my design.
In terms of using the -es1 in the design files, I would suggest that this
be noted in the tutorials that this could be an issue for people if they do
not have a -es1 board and the
Hi John,
Now I think the trick is you have to change the block parameters for the yellow
block supplying the PPS to be single ended because I ran that and it got rid of
my error since in the zcu208/216 use single LVCMOS18 instead of LVDS_25.
Am I on the right track here?
Yes, this is correct.
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