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You should select the desired folder: "TE-EDK-IP" or "TE-EDK-IP\MyProcessorIPlib" should be both correct

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title Demo's project properties opened

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You should click /select "Project References". A new window wil appear on the same pop-up.

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title "Demo Project References" imported from original SDK workspace
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You shoul also check () "reference-TE0300_hw_platform".

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title "Demo Project References" modified
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After this you should click "OK". You should wait until this mesagge will appear.

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title "Demo Project References" compile ends
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You should also check the "Board Support Package Project" references.

Click/select "standalone_bsp_0" in "Project Explorer", then click "Project">"Properties".

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title Open bsp's project properties
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A new pop-up window "Properties for standalone_bsp_0" will appear.

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Change rs232 to debug_module

You should generate a new link script.

STDIO connection of RUN and DEBUG: JTAG UART

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In this case the bsp setting is correct. Only "reference-te0300_hw_platform" shoul be checked ().

Click "OK" and the pop-up will dissapear.

Now, you should select if you desire to debug on a real UART (rs232) or a simulated UART on JTAG (debug_module).

You should click/select "standalone_bsp_0" in "project Explorer", then you should click "Xilinx Tools" > "Board Support Package Settings".

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title Board Support Package Settings opening
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A new pop-up will appear "Board Support Package Settings".

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title "Board Support Package Settings" pop-up
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After this, you should click "standalone" and set "stdin" and "stdout" to "rs232" or "debug_module":

1. you should select "rs232" if you desire to use a real UART ( and not a simulated UART though JTAG connection);
2. you should select "debug_module" if you desire that the XMD_UART works as local UART through the JTAG connection.

 

Tip
Demo program (running on MicroBlaze) will work even in case the UART port is left unconnected: it is not necessary to use a USB/Uart converter or Uart port on a PC, if you are using XMD UART HDL block

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title BSP settings: rs232 or debug_module
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After this, you should click "drivers" to verify that all Microblaze components are supported by the driver in the repository "C:\XilinxProject\TE-EDK-IP".

 

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Click "cpu". In particular you should also verify that "xmdstub_peripheral" is assigned to none if you desire to use debug_module instead of rs232.

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title xmdstub_peripheral assigned to none
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Click "OK" and the pop-up should dissapear.