Make the selections listed in the following table for each automation.
Connection | More Information | Setting |
---|---|---|
axi_bram_ctrl_0
|
The only option for this automation is to instantiate a new Block Memory Generator as shown under options. | Leave the Blk_Mme_Gen to its default option
of Auto. |
axi_bram_ctrl_0
|
The Run Connection Automation dialog box gives you two choices: Instantiate a new BMG and connect the PORTB of the AXI BRAM Controller to the BMG IP. Use the previously instantiated BMG core and automatically configure it to be a true dual-ported memory and connected to PORTB of the AXI BRAM Controller. |
Leave the Blk_Mem_Gen option to its default
value of Auto. |
axi_bram_ctrl_0
|
The Master Field can be set to either /microblaze_0 or
/microblaze_1 . |
Leave it to the default value of /microblaze_0 . |
axi_gpio_0
|
The GPIO interface can be tied to several on-board interfaces. | Set the Selected Board Part Interface to led_8bits (LED). |
axi_gpio_0
|
The Master field is set to its default value of All other fields is set to its default value of Auto. |
Keep the default settings. |
axi_uartlite_0
|
The Master field is set to its default value of All other fields is set to its default value of Auto. |
Keep the default settings. |
axi_uartlite_0
|
Set the Select Board Part Interface to the rs232_uart
interface present on-board or tie it to a custom interface. |
Keep the default setting of rs232_uart (UART) . |
axi_uartlite_1
|
The Master field is set to its default value of All other fields is set to its default value of Auto. |
Keep the default settings. |
axi_uartlite_0
|
The Select Board Part Interface can be set to the rs232_uart
interface present on-board or can be tied to a custom
interface. |
Because you already used the rs232_uart (UART) interface on
the board to connect to the /uartlite_0 instance, set the Select Board Part
Interface option to Custom. |
clk_wiz_1
|
The input clock source of the Clocking Wizard can be tied to the several on-board clock sources or it can be tied to a Custom input clock. | Leave the Select Board Part Interface field to
sys_diff_clock (System differential
clock). |
clk_wiz_1
|
The reset pin of the Clocking Wizard can be tied to either the on-board reset source or to a custom input pin. | Leave the Select Board Part Interface to its default value of
reset (FPGA Reset). |
microblaze_1_clk_wiz_1
|
The input clock source of the Clocking Wizard can be tied to the several on-board clock sources or it can be tied to a Custom input clock. | Leave the Select Board Part Interface field to New External Port (100 MHz). |
microblaze_1_clk_wiz_1
|
The reset pin of the Clocking Wizard can be tied to either the on-board reset source or to a custom input pin. | Leave the Select Board Part Interface to its default value of
reset (FPGA Reset). |
rst_clk_wiz_1_100M
|
The reset pin of the Processor System Reset IP can be tied to either the on-board reset source or to a custom input pin. | Leave the Select Board Part Interface to its default value of
reset (FPGA Reset). |
rst_microblaze_1_clk_wiz_1_100M
|
The reset pin of the Processor System Reset IP can be tied to either the on-board reset source or to a custom input pin. | Leave the Select Board Part Interface to its default value of
reset (FPGA Reset). |
After running connection automation, one instance of the Microblaze (microblaze_0
) is connected to three slaves AXI block
RAM Controller (axi_bram_ctrl_0
), AXI Uartlite
(axi_uartlite_0
) and AXI GPIO (axi_gpio_0
). The other instance of MicroBlaze (microblaze_1
) is connected to the AXI Uartlite
(axi_uartlite_1
).