Hi Harry,
The setup details you are providing are correct. The Ethernet port you are currently using will be fine if it is the same one that has been used during the hardware configuration at installation.
There are a few things you can try to understand what is happening:
- The example's log file on the target will display some details about potential errors. You should see Hello World written in that file. You can read it with these commands:
>> devzynq = zynq('linux','192.168.3.2','root','root','/tmp');
>> system(devzynq, 'cat /tmp/zynqRadioHWSWQPSKAD9361AD9364SL_interface.log')
% If that was the wrong filename, you can find the right one by listing the files in the /tmp folder:
>> dir(devzynq, '/tmp')
- We should check if the hardware is the cause of the issue. There might be no data being received.
What have you connected on the Rx and Tx ports of the RF board? A loopback cable or two antennas will ensure a good communication.
Running other examples will make sure the hardware and antennas are working. For example you can start the QPSK transmit repeat on MATLAB and then the Rx Simulink examples together to see if you receive the data correctly:
>> zynqRadioQPSKTransmitRepeatAD9361AD9364ML
>> zynqRadioQPSKRxAD9361AD9364SL
You should see the Hello World message printed out in the Diagnostic view of zynqRadioQPSKRxAD9361AD9364SL once it is running.
Let me know if that helps you getting further,
Paul
