Changes between Version 10 and Version 11 of OFDMReferenceDesign


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Mar 11, 2007, 12:26:05 PM (17 years ago)
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    66== Example System Configuration 1 ==
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    8 The user will need to supply two computers and two WARP nodes (1 node = 1 FPGA[v1.2] + 1 Radio[v1.4]). The computers need to be configured to have hardcoded IP addresses within each others addressable ranges. In other words, they must be in each other's subnet to be able to talk to one another. For example, one computer can be 10.0.0.8 and the other can be 10.0.0.9 and each can have a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
     8The user will need to supply two computers and two WARP nodes (1 node = 1 FPGA[v1.2] + 1 Radio[v1.4]). The computers need to be configured to have hardcoded IP addresses within each other's addressable range. In other words, they must be in each other's subnet to be able to talk to one another. For example, one computer can be 10.0.0.8 and the other can be 10.0.0.9 and each can have a subnet mask of 255.255.255.0.
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    1010One FPGA board '''must''' by configured as Node 0, and other as Node 1, using the on-board dip switches. The switch closest to the power supplies represents the node value. When the program is downloaded, the seven-segment LCDs should show the node values.
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    1818One FPGA board '''must''' by configured as Node 0, and other as Node 1, using the on-board dip switches. The switch closest to the power supplies represents the node value. When the program is downloaded, the seven-segment LCDs should show the node values.
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    20 Connect the PC to a board using a standard or crossover ethernet cable. Connect the other board to an internet source (e.g. the wall, a wireless route, etc). The computer will then be able to access network resources via the WARP OFDM link.
     20Connect the PC to a board using a standard or crossover ethernet cable. Connect the other board to an internet source (e.g. the wall, a router, etc). The computer will then be able to access network resources via the WARP OFDM link.
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