I have a ZCU102 and an ADRV9009.
I followed this
https://wiki.analog.com/resources/eval/user-guides/adrv9009/quickstart/zynqmp
And run the commands
root@analog:~# iio_info | grep iio:device iio:device3: adrv9009-phy iio:device1: ad9528-1 iio:device6: axi-adrv9009-rx-hpc (buffer capable) iio:device4: axi-adrv9009-rx-obs-hpc (buffer capable) iio:device2: ad7291 iio:device0: ams iio:device5: axi-adrv9009-tx-hpc (buffer capable)
root@analog:~# fru-dump -b /sys/bus/i2c/devices/16-0050/eepromread 256 bytes from /sys/bus/i2c/devices/16-0050/eepromDate of Man : Wed Aug 30 14:05:00 2017Manufacturer : Analog DevicesProduct Name : 9379RC0,9528Serial Number : 1716630014Part Number : 9379FRU File ID : Empty FieldPCB Rev : 01BPCB ID : 9379CE01BUses LVDS : Y
Then I would like to use the IIO Oscillscope on my PC connected with Ethernet to the ZCU102+ADRV9009.
What IP address to use to connect to ZCU102 ?
Thanks
To talk to a locally attached board requires being in the same subnet. So to talk to the board with an IP 192.168.0.101 your local NIC must have an address 192.168.0.X (but not 101).
Yes, ZCU102 has video…
Moved to Linux forum.
-Travis
By default, the board uses DHCP so it will grab an IP from your router or local DHCP server.
Over UART typing "ifconfig eth0" will provide this IP.
If you have it directly connected to a PC over Ethernet, over UART type the command "enable_static_ip.sh" <desired IP> to fix things to a static address.
Still not able to connect ..
Any suggestion / Thanks
What is the IP of your local machine?
Standard as used with TES ADRV9371 and ZC706. 192.168.1.2