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February 2016
VCU110 Software Install
and Board Setup
XTP380
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Revision History
Date Version Description
02/03/16 2.1 Added details on resetting Tera Term.
01/28/16 2.0 Updated for 2015.4 for ES3 Silicon.
11/20/15 1.2 Modified to match VCU110 Kit hardware.
10/22/15 1.1 Added ExaMax and Interlaken setup.
10/06/15 1.0 Initial version.
VCU110 Software Install and Board Setup
Xilinx VCU110 Board
Software Requirements
VCU110 Hardware Setup
UART Driver Install
Clock Setup
Ethernet Setup
Optional Hardware Setup
References
Note: This presentation applies to the VCU110
Xilinx VCU110 Board
Software Requirements
Xilinx Vivado Design Suite 2015.4, Design Edition with SDK
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
Kit Hardware contents
– VCU110 Board
– One CFP4 Loopback
– One BullsEye cable (not
shown)
– Two XM107 FMC
Loopback boards
– Ethernet cable
– Two Micro USB cables
– 180 W Power supply (not
shown)
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
Attach the two FMC XM107 boards to the FMC connectors, J2 and
J22
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
Connect a USB Type-A to Micro-B
cable to the USB UART connector
(J4) on the VCU110 board
Connect a USB Type-A to Micro-B
cable to the USB JTAG (Digilent)
(J135) connector on the VCU110
board
Connect the Ethernet cable to P3
Connect these cables to your PC
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
SMA Connector
– http://www.amphenolconnex.com
– Part # 132169
– Connect BullsEye cable:
– 003-005 and 004-006 (Link 3)
– 007-009 and 008-010 (Link 2)
– 011-013 and 012-014 (Link 1)
– 015-017 and 016-018 (Link 0)
Connect GTY Ref Clock to 175 MHz clock source (not included)
– Connect to BullsEye Clocks:
– 019 and 020 (GTY Ref Clock)
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
BullsEye Loopback Adapter
– Elastomer must be installed
– Note the larger and smaller alignment pins
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
BullsEye Loopback Adapter
– Attach to VCU110, observing the larger and smaller alignment pins
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
Attach to J87, initially, for the Board Interface Test
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
VCU110 Hardware Setup
Connect the power supply to
the VCU110 (J15)
– Connect this power supply to a
power outlet
– Power on the VCU110 board for
the UART driver installation
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
UART Driver Install
Determine the COM Port numbers for your system
Open the Device manager
Control Panel → System → Device Manager
– There will be two “Silicon Labs Dual CP210x” COM ports, Standard and
Enhanced
– The Standard COM Port is the FPGA UART COM Port
– The Enhanced COM Port is the System Controller COM Port
– The COM Port numbers will vary from system to system
These COM Port Numbers will be used in several of the tutorials
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
Terminal Setup
Set the baud to 115200
Note: Presentation applies to the VCU110
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