Setup and Configuration

Install the hardware support for AMD^® SoC Devices

The embedded target for AMD SoC Devices enables you to:

Build a Simulink^® model that loads and runs an executable on the ARM^® Cortex^®-A processor embedded in the AMD SoC Device.
Use the capabilities and features described in Supported Features for AMD SoC Devices.

To get this embedded target, perform the steps described in Install Support for AMD SoC Boards.

Functions

zynq Display most recent IP address, user name, and password

Build, deploy, and run models on connected hardware boards

Supported Features for AMD SoC Devices
List of supported features for AMD SoC devices.
Install Support for AMD SoC Boards
Instructions to install support for AMD SoC devices.
TFTP/WFTPD Configuration Guide
Set up and configure Trivial File Transfer Protocol (TFTP) or Winsock File Transfer Protocol Daemon (WFTPD) to use with your hardware board.
Hardware Setup Verification
Description of how the Embedded Coder^® Support Package for AMD SoC Devices verifies the setup of the AMD Zynq^® board.

To check if the AMD SoC device is properly configured, repeat the steps in TFTP/WFTPD Configuration Guide.

Configure a Network Interface Card (NIC) on development computer to connect to hardware board.

You can get the IP address of the AMD SoC device from the MATLAB^® Command Window or using the Linux^® command line.

Open a serial command-line session with AMD SoC devices.

Process to PING an AMD SoC device connected to your development computer.

Generate code from a Simulink® model and run the executable on an AMD Zynq® board.

Generate and run code from a Simulink® model onto an AMD Zynq® ZC702 evaluation kit with a VxWorks® 7 operating system.