Setting up the hardware involves verifying the jumper settings and interfacing the DisplayPort FMC (VIDEO-DC-DP) card with the PolarFire Video kit. For more information, see www.microchip.com/en-us/development-tool/VIDEO-DC-DP.
The following figures show the DisplayPort daughter card.Figure 4-1. DisplayPort Daughter (FMC) Card—Front Side Image
Figure 4-2. DisplayPort Daughter (FMC) Card—Back Side Image
The following figure shows the hardware setup of the DisplayPort FMC with the PolarFire Video kit.Figure 4-3. Setting up the Hardware
The following table lists the jumper and switch settings of PolarFire Video kit.
Table 4-1. Jumper and Switch Settings of PolarFire Video Kit
Jumper and Switch
Position
Description
J15
Open (default)
SPI Target and Initiator mode selection
By default, select SPI Initiator
J14
DisplayPort FMC
DisplayPort FMC to be connected
J17
Open
100K PD for TRSTn
J19
Pin 1 and 2 (default)
Default: XCVR_VREF is connected to the ground.
J28
Pin 1 and 2 (default)
Default: Programming through the FTDI
J24 (for Video Kit Rev1)
J6 (for Video Kit Rev2)
Pin 1 and 3
Default: VDDAUX4 voltage is set to 2.5V.
J25
Pin 5 and 6
Bank4 voltage, which is set to 1.8V
J36
Pin 1 and 2 (default)
Default: Board power-up through the SW4
SW4
OFF or ON
Power On or Off slide switch
SW6
OFF
User slide switch
Default position: Off
J20
12V Input
12V input to the board
J12
USB-UART
USB-UART mini cable
To set up the hardware, perform the following steps:
Connect the DisplayPort daughter card to J14 of the FMC connector of the PolarFire Video kit.
Connect the DisplayPort cable to the DisplayPort Tx on the DisplayPort FMC daughter card.
Connect the Host PC and the video kit, using the USB mini cable, through J12 on the video kit.
Connect the 12V power supply cable to the J20 onboard DC jack on the video kit.
Ensure that the jumper settings on the video kit are correctly configured according to the preceding table.
Once the PolarFire device is programmed, the live feed will start streaming the camera video data.
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