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< < | 1. Instructions on how to update your AMC13 firmware using the xDAQ C++ AMC13Tool executable are here | |||||||
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< < | 2. Instructions on how to program your AMC13 from a bit file using a Xilinx JTAG cable are below: | |||||||
> > | The best procedure to follow depends on why you are trying to program the flash on your AMC13. If you just want to update to the latest version, follow these instructions: AMC13Tool2Recipes#UpdateFirmware If you suspect that the flash memory has somehow been corrupted and the board doesn't respond, there are a couple of possible causes and various solutions. If you can ping the T2 address at least (see IPaddressAssignment) then try using AMC13ToolFlash. If both of those fail, maybe you don't actually know the IP address of your module? It can be set in various ways, including a RARP daemon and via the EEPROM on the MMC. This was mandated by CMS and can result in a difficult recovery situation. Anyway, if you can't talk to your module and want to attempt recovery using JTAG, read on... | |||||||
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