Open the Vivado Design Suite and click
Create Project.
In the New Project window, enter a Project
name, Project location, and click
Next up to the Board/Part selection window.
In the Default Part window, select the Board as per your requirement.
Application Example Designs are available for KC705, KCU105, and ZCU102. As an example,
the AMD Kintex™ 7 KC705 board is selected.
Click Finish.
In the Flow Navigator, click Create Block
Design (BD). Select a name for BD and click OK.
Right-click BD and click Add IP.
Search for DisplayPort and select either the DisplayPort RX Subsystem IP (for RX only
(ZCU102) or Pass-through (KC705, KCU105) designs) or the DisplayPort TX Subsystem IP (for
TX only (ZCU102) or Pass-through (KC705, KCU105) designs).
Double-click the IP and go to the Application Example Design tab in the Customize IP window. Select the
supported topology in the Application Example
Design drop-down box. Click OK and
Save the block design.
Right-click the DisplayPort
Subsystem IP under Design source in the Design tab and click Open IP Example Design.
Choose Example project directory
and click OK.
The following figure shows the Vivado IP
integrator design. Choose the Generate
Bitstream.
Export the hardware to SDK. Click File > Export > Export Hardware.
Ensure the Include bitstream is enabled and click OK (use the default Export
Location <Local to Project>).
Click File > Launch SDK. Choose the SDK Workspace location. Keep the exported location default
configuration (<Local to Project>).