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Hi @Erickson, The header is arduino/chipkit compatible as discussed in the Reference manual here in section 13 Arduino/chipKIT Shield Connector. The header has more available pins than the Arduino uno as shown here . The Arty A7 has the same header and we have a 3D CAD file available for the Arty-A7 on the bottom of the resource center here. thank you, Jon

Hi @Erickson, We do not have those files available at the moment for the Cora Z7 board. We can get some caliper measurements of the distances you are wanting to know. thank you, Jon

Hi @nrobin, I sent you a PM about this. cheers, Jon

Hi @Raphael, Welcome to the Forums! cheers, Jon

Hi @Dave_C, I sent you a PM about this. thank you, Jon

Hi @Daedaliss, Welcome to the forums! We are glad you are enjoying the Zybo and AD2! thank you, Jon

Hi @Pankaj, I sent you a PM about this. cheers, Jon

Hi @roozeboos, I have sent you a pm about this. thank you, Jon

Hi @dast2, I have sent you a p;m about this. thank you, Jon

Hi @Ron, Welcome to the forums! thank you, Jon

Hi @lik, The JTAG-SMT2-NC has all of the same features as the JTAG-SMT2, but without a USB connector pre-mounted on the board. This allows users of this programming solution to mount the board anywhere in their own design, as opposed to the edge-mounting recommended for the JTAG-SMT2. thank you, Jon

Hi @TEMPLIER, I sent you a PM about this. thank you, Jon

Hi @8LW4, I have emailed you the information. thank you, Jon

Hi @Mahesh, I do not have much experience with using both Arm processors. I did find a youtube video that might be helpful for your project here. thank you, Jon

Hi @Mahesh, Make sure you have installed the board files. When you create a new project are you able to select boards and click on your board? Here is the zybo-z7 resource center. It has quite a few tutorials to help you install board files and get your projects going. Please be more specific about your issue. Could you attach a screen shot of your issue? thank you, Jon

Hi @bit2gb, The folder titled "CopyTheseToYourSDCard" needs to be copied to the your sd card. It can be found in your vivado librarys folder here: vivado-library\ip\Pmods\PmodWIFI_v1_0\drivers\PmodWIFI_v1_0\examples\HTTPServer. I just verified that the web page works with your project. thank you, Jon

Hi @bit2gb, I was able to run your project without issue and verify the uart information.The only thing I changed was the router login and password. I am not near the router/ Nexys 4 DDR that i am using so I am not able to access the web page. Here is a completed PmodWIFI HTTPServer project done in Vivado 2017.4 for the Nexys 4 DDR as well. I will confirm the web page works with my project as well on Monday. What format is your sd card? Is it FAT32? Please attach a screen shot of the contents of the sd card. thank you, Jon

Hi @bit2gb, The HTTPServer demo requires that you use a sd card as discussed at around the 1 minute mark of the video linked above. The Nexys 4 DDR has a micro sd card reader so you do not need the Pmod SD. You will need to add the Pmod SD IP core to you vivado block design by using the board tab and right clicking on the Onboard micro sd slot and selecting the pmod SD IP core. .I have attached screen shots below. I believe the other example demos do not require the sd card. thank you, Jon

Hi @bit2gb, The Arty dev board is set up differently then the Nexys 4 DDr. I just competed a project in Vivado 2017.4 using the Pmod Oled and the Nexys 4 DDR. Here is the project. I mainly used this older tutorial through step 5. when you add the uart you can add the oled and the ddr2 sdram. Then i deleted the sys rst to the mig and connected clk 2 from the clocking wizard to the sys_clk_i. Then i ran connection automation. As long as you are using a newer version of vivado(2016.4 and up) then you do not need to worry about connecting the signal pin reset to the resetn input of the clk_wiz_1 block. Then validate the design. Next create a wrapper and continue with the video and or tutorial. thank you, Jon

Hi @GurAndrew, Sorry about the late response. We missed your post. I have sent you a pm about this issue. thank you, Jon

Hi @Sarah, Here is the JTAG-SMT2-NC Overview. I sent you a pm about the eeprom. Here is a forum thread that discusses altering the communication on the JTAG-SMT2 that might be helpful. There is another thread discussing the GPIO pins here. thank you, Jon

Hi @Krish, You need to unzip the project and then you can open the different VHDL files using a text editor like notepad ++ or use the project with vivado as described here. thank you, Jon

Hi @Krish, I'm not certain what you mean by disk format. Can you attach a screen shot of what you are seeing? thank you, Jon

Hi @Krish, The xdc can be found Nexys-4-OOB/src/constraints/Nexys4_Master.xdc. Line 87 through 95 are the constraints for the ADT7420 Temperature Sensor. This project also has VHDL code for the ADT7420 Temperature Sensor as well. The VHDL code can be found Nexys-4-OOB/src/hdl/. thank you, Jon

Hi @Krish, Here is the Nexys 4 OOB Demo done in Vivado 2016.4. The demo is done in VHDL and the xdc shows how to connect the pins. thank you, Jon