CmodA735tDemo is a Vivado project that requires very little resources and is an easy way to try out the board's resources.
Requires Vivado 2015.2 or later and a Cmod A7-35T board. There is a Python program to run the demo that also requires Python 2.7 and pyserial 2.7 but any terminal emulation program such as Putty will also work, though with a bit more effort.
CmodA735tDemoR1.zip
NOTE: Vivado 2019.2 and later breaks the Vivado IP created in earlier versions. To build this project in Vivado 2019.2 just follow the README file except instead of adding the clk_wiz_0.xci file as IP you need to create an MMCM using the Vivado 2019.2 clock Wizard (use the default name) . The only thing that needs to be changed from the default settings is the input clock rate which is 12 MHz. I use the archive above from here to build the project just today using Vivado 2019.2 on WIN10.
