How to find DataIN/LoadIN/DataOUT Port Numbers

There are 2 different ways to find the communication port number of each feature contained in a firmware.

Firmware Documentation

ALL WORKFLOWS

The first and recommended way to find the communication port numbers is to refer to the firmware documentation associated with the bitstream. Note that for custom hardware configuration or custom application, the firmware documentation is delivered separately (wire transfer, delivery USB drive, or delivery CD).

Conf File

SPS WORKFLOW ONLY

The first way is to open the “.conf” file which is associated to the “.bin” file. In order to find the conf file, the first step is to open the OpCtrl block, then using the MATLAB which command to search for the primary bitstream file and configuration file.

Figure 88 : Getting .conf file name and path

Figure 89 : .conf file example (some parts are not shown in this figure)

Next, choose which simulator output we would like to use and write down the corresponding DataIn and LoadIn number.

For instance, if we want to use Section A & B of Slot 1, the DataIn port number is 23 and LoadIn port number is 21.

Info: If “A/B” is specified for as section, it means that both Section A and B will be assigned to the feature (a AOMR block can connect to two analog output modules).