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28 changes: 14 additions & 14 deletions docs/library/jesd204/xgt_wizard/index.rst
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

7 Series FPGAs Transceiver Wizard
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*******************************************************************************

To start the wizard in the Vivado, a project should be loaded with a 7 Series
FPGA which has gigabit transceivers. In the **Project Manager** select IP
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be left to their default values.

Generated files
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Location of the **COMMON** instance:
- <project_name>/<project_name>.gen/sources_1/ip/<component_name>/<component_name>_common.v
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:git-hdl:`util_adxcvr_xch.v <library/xilinx/util_adxcvr/util_adxcvr_xch.v>`.

Ultrascale FPGAs Transceiver Wizard
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The overall workflow with the Ultrascale FPGAs Transceiver Wizard is similar to
the 7 Series one, it just has a different GUI. To open up the wizard in the
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option must be selected.

Generated files
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To find the actual instance attributes, two different files should be examined.
A generic one, which contains the actual software macro instance, and a wrapper,
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source ../../scripts/gtwizard_generator.tcl

Generating configuration
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********************************************************************************

Here you have 2 options.

ad_gth_generator
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**Recommended method for generating multiple configurations**

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into the project.

get_diff_params
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**Recommended method for generating a single configuration**

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generating the list because of the 4th parameter is set to false.

Parsing script
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********************************************************************************

If you used the get_diff_params method from the script to generate the IP,
there is no need to call it again.
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paring script will not work

Output products
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Output products can be found at this location: <project_name>.gen/sources_1/ip

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valuable information.

GT_Type_cfng.txt
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This file contains 2 lists. The first one is a list of parameters that are
unique for the desired configuration/configurations, different from the default
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only one configuration generated.

GT_Type_var_dist.txt
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Here you will find a list with the distribution of each DRP attribute in
relation to the lane rates of your instances.
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};

GT_Type_vco_dist.txt
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Here you will find a list with the distribution of each DRP attribute in
relation to the VCO frequency of your instances. If this list is empty, that
means that the attributes are the same for the used VCOs (Probably all the
instances have the same VCO) This should look similar to “GT_Type_var_dist.txt”

table_common.csv
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This is a table containing 3 columns: The first one is the name of the parameter.
The second one is the default value for that parameter, and it is that value
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is used the default value.

table_unique.csv
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This table contains the unique parameters for each individual configurations.
The values found here are the ones that differ among your generated
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Systems related
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- :external+documentation:doc:`ADRV9009 & ADRV9008 Prototyping Platform User Guide <eval/user-guide/transceiver/adrv9009/index>`
- :external+documentation:ref:`ADRV9009 & ADRV9008 Prototyping Platform User Guide <adrv9009>`

Here you can find the quick start guides available for these evaluation boards:

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* - Evaluation board
- Zynq UltraScale+ MP
* - ADRV9009/ADRV9008
- :external+documentation:doc:`ZCU102 <eval/user-guide/transceiver/adrv9009/quickstart/zynqmp>`
- :external+documentation:ref:`adrv9009 quickstart zynqmp`

Hardware related
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