Quickstart

The Quick Start Guides provide simple step by step instructions on how to do an initial system setup for the EVAL-ADAQ8092 board on various FPGA development boards. In these guides, we will discuss how to program the bitstream, run a no-OS program or boot a Linux distribution.

• On ZED
  • Using Linux as software
    • Necessary files
    • Required Software
    • Required Hardware
    • Testing
      • Creating the setup
        • EVAL-ADAQ8092/ZED
      • Boot messages
      • Useful commands for the serial terminal
    • IIO Oscilloscope
  • Using no-OS as software
    • Necessary files
    • Required Software
    • Required Hardware
    • Testing
      • Creating the setup
        • EVAL-ADAQ8092/ZED
      • Console output
    • IIO Oscilloscope
• On ZED with ACE Evaluation
  • Evaluation Board Kit Contents
  • Equipment Needed
  • Getting Started
  • Evaluating Board Hardware
    • Setting up the board
    • Controller Board
  • Software Support
    • Software Operation

Supported carriers

The EVAL-ADAQ8092 is, by definition a “FPGA mezzanine card” (FMC); that means it needs a carrier to plug into.

The carriers we support are:

FPGA board	EVAL-ADAQ8092
ZedBoard	FMC LPC

Supported environments

The supported OS are:

Eval Board	FPGA board	HDL	Linux software	No-OS software
EVAL-ADAQ8092	ZedBoard	Yes	Yes	Yes

Hardware setup

On most carriers, the EVAL-ADAQ8092 board connects to the FMC LPC connector (unless otherwise noted). The carrier setup requires power, UART (115200), Ethernet (Linux), HDMI (if available) and/or JTAG (no-OS) connections. A few typical setups are shown below.

ZED + EVAL-ADAQ8092

Go to the setup guide.