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• PC with Windows® OS with Xilinx® ISE®/SDK version 14.2 or later and two USB
ports (Refer to Xilinx AR# 51895 if you installed ISE WebPackTM design software
on your PC.)
• License for Xilinx EDK/SDK version 14.2 or later (free WebPack license is OK)
• Petaluma (MAXREFDES30#) board
• ZedBoardTM development kit
• Industrial sensor or signal source
2. Overview
Below is a high-level overview of the steps required t o quickly get the Petaluma design
running by downloading and running the FPGA project. Detailed instructions for each
step are provided in the following pages. The Petaluma (MAXREFDES30#)
subsystem reference design will be referred to as Petaluma throughout this
document.
1) Connect the Petaluma board to the J1 FMC connector of a ZedBoard as shown
in Figure 1.
2) Download the latest RD30V01_00.ZIP file located at the Petaluma page.
3) Extract the RD30V01_00.ZIP file to a directory on your PC.
4) Open the Xilinx SDK.
5) Download the bitstream (.BIT) file to the board. This bitstream contains the FPGA
hardware design and software bootloader.
6) Use Xilinx SDK to download and run the executable file (.ELF) on one of the two
ARM® CortexTM-A9 processors.
The top level of the hardware design is a Xilin x PlanAhead™ Project (.PRR) for Xilinx
PlanAhead version 14.2. The Verilog-based arm_system_stub.v module provides
FPGA/board net connectivity, and instantiates the wrapper t hat carries both the Zynq®
Processing System and AXI_MAX11046 custom IP core that interface to the FMC
connector. This is supplied as a Xilinx software development kit (SDK) project that
includes a demonstration software application to evaluate the Petaluma subsystem
reference design. The lower level c-code driver routines are portable to the user ’s own
software project.
1. Install a 2-pin h eader on the J18 connector on the ZedBoard if the 3V3 hea der is
missing.
2. Remove any shunt on 1V8 and 2V5 headers, and install a shunt on the 3V3
header.
3. Connect the Petaluma board to the J1 FMC connector of the ZedBoard as shown
in Figure 1.
4. Power up the ZedBoard by slidin g the SW8 switch on the ZedBoard to the ON
position.
5. Download the latest RD30V01_00.ZIP file at
www.maximintegrated.com/Petaluma
available at the bottom of the page.
6. Extract the RD30V01_00.ZIP file to a directory on your PC. The location is
arbitrary but the maximum path length limitation in Windows (260 characters)
should not be exceeded.
In addition, the Xilinx tools require the path to not contain any spaces.
C:\Do Not Use Spaces In The Path\RD30V01_00.ZIP
(This path has spaces.)
For the purposes of this document, it will be C:\designs\maxim\RD30V01_00\.
See Appendix A: Project Structure and Key Filenames in this document for
the project structure and key filenames.