Changes between Version 13 and Version 14 of HardwareUsersGuides/RadioBoard_v1.4/RadioController

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Jul 19, 2006, 12:24:29 AM (18 years ago)

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sgupta

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HardwareUsersGuides/RadioBoard_v1.4/RadioController

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 == Setting up the Radio Controller Peripheral ==
 
-The latest version of the Radio Controller peripheral and drivers are located in the repository. Its setup is included in the Board Description File (*.xbd) for the WARP Boards. Please refer to the [wiki:FAQ/EDK#HowdoIinstalltheWARPsupportfiles FAQ] for instructions on obtaining the peripherals and XBD file.
+The latest version of the radio controller peripheral and drivers are located in the repository. Its setup is included in the Board Description File (*.xbd) for the WARP Boards. Please refer to the [wiki:FAQ/EDK#HowdoIinstalltheWARPsupportfiles FAQ] for instructions on obtaining the peripherals and XBD file.
 
  1. Use the Base System Builder to set up a new project in Xilinx Platform Studio (refer to [wiki:peripheral_test User's Guide] to see how to set up a project that tests the basic peripherals on the FPGA board).
  1. Check the box referring to the Radio Controller to include it.
- 1. Also you will see four other peripherals called [wiki:RadioBridge Radio Bridges]. Each of these refer to a daughtercard slot on the FPGA board. If your radio is in slot 2, check the box for Radio_Bridge_2. If you have mutliple radios you may check more than one bridge. 
+ 1. Also you will see four [wiki:RadioBridge radio bridge] peripherals. Each of these refer to a daughtercard slot on the FPGA board. If your radio is in slot 2, check the box for Radio_Bridge_2. If you have mutliple radios you may check more than one bridge. 
 ''To use the Radio Controller you must have alteast one Radio Bridge included. Also setting up Radio Bridge without the Radio Controller does not provide any tools to use the radios.''