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Import eHS Bitstream Configuration File in Schematic Editor

The system delivered has a custom bitstream configuration. Therefore, the custom bitstream configuration file must be imported to the Schematic Editor database in order to use eHS.

The *.ioconf file can be downloaded below.

To import the new bitstream configuration file in the Schematic Editor, open Schematic Editor from Windows and follow this procedure: Including a new firmware

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Verify if the firmware has been properly imported as explained in the same page.
You are looking for this firmware configuration name : Firmware for kintex7 TE0741_4-EX-0001-3_4_1_816-eHSx128m_Gen4_DBDBD8C322QEIO
You can confirm that this firmware entry is the one corresponding to the HIL2GO-200 system you just imported by moving your mouse pointer to the firmware name appearing in the top right corner when the firmware name is selected in the list.
The file name of the bitstream (*.bin) appearing in the tooltip window is the same as the configuration file you imported (*.ioconf), i.e. TE0741_4-EX-0001-3_4_1_816-eHSx128m_Gen4_DBDBD8C322QEIO-4F-34

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Configuring a Setup for a New Simulation Project using eHS in OPAL-RT SCHEMATIC EDITOR

To add connections between the model and the analog and digital I/Os of the simulator, a Simulator Setup must be configured when you start a new project using eHS in OPAL-RT SCHEMATIC EDITOR.
This setup defines the type of I/O interface a simulator provides, as well as the available hardware resources.
The procedure is explained here : Configuring a Setup for Your Simulation

These are the values you must select:

• Simulator: OP4610

• eHS license class: It depends on the option you purchased with your bundle. The default is x16

• Firmware: Firmware for kintex7 TE0741_4-EX-0001-3_4_1_816-eHSx128m_Gen4_DBDBD8C322QEIO, release 1.8.0 (latest)