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Guide Getting Started
Collin Dever edited this page Feb 2, 2020
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An ONetSwitch enables users in different development roles to build a complete networking system in a single node. Users can build the embedded system either from scratch, or based on some pre-built images.
In either way, getting-started projects would help you
- to get acquainted with the board and its components
- to make quick hardware tests on the main silicon and its peripherals
- to understand the usage and be ready for next-stage development
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Zynq PS Test
Project to verify the clocks, resets, memories, etc at the ARM CPU side. -
IBERT
Project to verify the rate and SI of the transceivers using PRBS generator. -
MAC Loopback
Project to verify the PHYs and the MACs on each of the Ethernet ports. -
PCIe Enumeration
Project to verify the Mini PCIe and the configuration of PCIe Root Complex. -
QDRII+ Memory Test
Project to verify the calibration of PL QDRII+ SRAM, with traffic generator. -
DDR3 Memory Test
Project to verify the calibration and read/write operations on PL DDR3 SDRAM.
The table below shows the applicability.
Project | ONS20 | ONS30 | ONS45 |
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ZynqPSTest | o | o | o |
IBERT | x | o | o |
MACLoopback | o | o | o |
PCIeRootEnum | x | o | o |
QDRIIMemTest | x | x | o |
DDR3MemTest | x | o | x |