Changes between Version 9 and Version 10 of WARPLab/Examples/8x2Array

Timestamp:

May 13, 2013, 5:40:47 PM (11 years ago)

Author:

chunter

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WARPLab/Examples/8x2Array

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  * A node that acts as a secondary transmitter. This node the primary transmitter's clocks as the sources for sampling and RF. Furthermore, the [wiki:.../Reference/TriggerManager Trigger Manager]
 
+'''Requirements:'''
+ * [wiki:../../Downloads WARPLab reference design 7.1.0] or later
+ * 3 [wiki:HardwareUsersGuides/WARPv3 WARP v3 nodes]
+ * 2 [wiki:HardwareUsersGuides/CM-MMCX CM-MMCX clock modules]
+ * 2 MMCX cable assemblies
+ * 1 twisted pair cable assembly
 
+
+To run this example, you must setup your experiment as follows:
+ 1. Mount the CM-MMCX modules on each WARP v3 node. Power must be '''off''' when mounting/unmounting a clock module.
+ 1. Set the CM-MMCX switches on each node (see figure below); one node will be the clock source, the other will be the clock sink.
+ 1. Connect MMCX cables from the outputs of the source node to the inputs of the sink node.
+ 1. Connect the twisted pair cable between the debug headers of the WARP v3 boards. Pin 8 of the source node should connect to pin 15 of the sink node. Use the other conductor of the cable to connect ground between nodes (see figure below).
+ 1. Set the DIP switches on the WARP v3 boards to 0000 (source node) and 0001 (sink node).
+ 1. Power on the WARP v3 nodes
+ 1. Download the WARPLab reference bitstream to both nodes (source node first). Both nodes should boot, with the source node showing "01" on the hex displays and the sink showing "02".
 
 [wiki:../nodeSync]