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fpga_phy_zigbee [2017/12/13 12:05] – [Transmitter] ooubejjafpga_phy_zigbee [2017/12/14 13:47] – [Find the Bitstream] ooubejja
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 We will need some blocks of the module [[https://github.com/CorteXlab/gr-cortexlab|gr-cortexlab]]. Normally, if you followed the previous tutorials (highly suggested!), you might have started by installing [[building_a_toolchain|The FIT/CorteXlab Toolchain]], which automatically installs this module. We will need some blocks of the module [[https://github.com/CorteXlab/gr-cortexlab|gr-cortexlab]]. Normally, if you followed the previous tutorials (highly suggested!), you might have started by installing [[building_a_toolchain|The FIT/CorteXlab Toolchain]], which automatically installs this module.
  
-==== Download bitstream ==== +==== Find the Bitstream ==== 
-In order to use the FPGA Transmitter design, we will have to load the custom bitstream on the transmitter node(s). The Bitstream can be found [[here]] +In order to use the FPGA Transmitter design, we will have to load the custom Bitstream on the transmitter node(s). The Bitstream is loaded in the Airlock server of CorteXlab, and can be found in :  
-The receiver node(s) will run the default bitstream (Pass-through design)+ 
 +''/cortexlab/fpga/pico_tx802154_sx315.bit'' 
 + 
 +Copy the file in your main directory : 
 +<code> 
 +you@srvairlock:~$ cp /cortexlab/bitstreams/pico_tx802154_sx315.bit . 
 +</code> 
 + 
 +//The receiver node(s) will run the default Bitstream (Pass-through design)//
  
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fpga_phy_zigbee.txt · Last modified: 2017/12/14 16:25 by ooubejja

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