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The Vivado® Design Suite allows you to create projects based on specific development boards. When you select our TE boards as a development boards, you need first install TE Board Support PackageTrenz Electronic provides Vivado Board Part files.

You now have two options for installing the TE BSP.

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1. Extract the archive to a location of you choosing.This document and the included init.tcl file will use C:/TE for the path. You will need to modify the instructions and edit the init.tcl file to match your location. When editing the TCL file, be sure to use the forward slash / for the path.
    
2. Note that this location will have a boards sub-directory as shown below.
   
   
   
   
   To make this User Repository visible to Vivado, you can either use the Vivado TCL Console to set the Parameter or set the Parameter in the init.tcl file.
   must either issue a command each time you launch Vivado, or you can set up a permanent initialization TCL that is read by Vivado each time it launches.   
   
   

3. Setting this parameter in the Vivado TCL Console is shown below. Set the following parameter as the first command after the Vivado integrated design environment (IDE) opens. Notice the direction of the ‘/’ forward slash. A backward slash will be accepted, but the path will not be registered correctly. To use this method you will need issue the command each time you launch Vivado.
   
   set_param project.boardPartRepoPaths C:/TE  
   
   
   
   

4.  If you choose to use the init.tcl file method, then you will need to add the following command as the first line in your init.tcl:  
   set_param project.boardPartRepoPaths.editable true  
   
   then give the following command to set the parameter: 
   set_param project.boardPartRepoPaths C:/TE      (if get some problem,please try to give this command :  set_param project.boardPartRepoPaths {C:/TE} )
   
   

   If you finish to create the init.tcl file, place this file in the software installation:

   installdir/Vivado/version/scripts/init.tcl 

    

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   Please make sure you use plain ASCII text editor when creating the init.tcl file, any non ASCII character in the file will make Vivado to freeze on startup.

    

    

   A working init.tcl file is provided in the archive with this tutorial. With this method you can set up a permanent initialization TCL that is read by Vivado each time it launches. Details about the init.tcl file are included in UG835 Vivado Design Suite Tcl Command Reference Guide. UG835 describes where to put the init.tcl file. 

   
   

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