Unable to run MCS file in USB104A7

[Aqeel]

Hello,

I have USB104A7 with a ZMOD 1410 on which I am running a demo program "USB104 A7 Zmod Scope 1410 Demo" using a pre-compiled bit file, however somehow I managed to convert it from bit file to mcs file using write_cfgmem command, but this mcs file does not run like the bit file.

[charlie198]

On 9/10/2024 at 8:13 PM, Aqeel said:

Hello,

I have USB104A7 with a ZMOD 1410 on which I am running a demo program "USB104 A7 Zmod Scope 1410 Demo" using a pre-compiled bit file, however somehow I managed to convert it from bit file to mcs file using write_cfgmem command, but this mcs file does not run like the block blast game.

I think the issue you're encountering is likely related to how MCS files and BIT files are used in FPGA programming. A BIT file is used to directly configure the FPGA, while an MCS file is typically used for programming a flash memory device that can configure the FPGA on boot.

[Aqeel]

3 minutes ago, charlie198 said:

I think the issue you're encountering is likely related to how MCS files and BIT files are used in FPGA programming. A BIT file is used to directly configure the FPGA, while an MCS file is typically used for programming a flash memory device that can configure the FPGA on boot.

Thank you for the reply, the issue is resolved by correcting interface argument (spix1).

However now I am trying to establish its communication with LabVIEW instead of example's supplied command line application. Any clue how to do that?