AN 1002: Sharing Platform Designer Packaged Subsystems

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Date 10/02/2023
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Document Table of Contents x
1. Answers to Top FAQs 2. About This Application Note 3. Packaged Subsystems Overview 4. Packaged Subsystem Author Flow 5. Packaged Subsystem User Flow 6. Document Revision History of AN 1002: Sharing Platform Designer Packaged Subsystems
2. About This Application Note x
2.1. Document Prerequisites
3. Packaged Subsystems Overview x
3.1. User Personas for Packaged Subsystems 3.2. Terminology for Packaged Subsystems
4. Packaged Subsystem Author Flow x
4.1. Step 1: Create a Project and Platform Designer System 4.2. Step 2: Add Components to the System 4.3. Step 3: Connect Components in the System 4.4. Step 4: Create and Configure a Packaged Subsystem 4.5. Step 5: Revise a Packaged Subsystem
4.4. Step 4: Create and Configure a Packaged Subsystem x
4.4.1. Editing the Packaged Subsystem 4.4.2. Step 4a: Add Two Checkbox Controls 4.4.3. Step 4b: Enable or Disable Modules and Checkboxes 4.4.4. Step 4c: Run run_system_script 4.4.5. Step 4d: Iterate Over All Parameters 4.4.6. Step 4e: Setting DisplayPort IP Functionality 4.4.7. Step 4f: Make Packaged Subsystem Unlockable 4.4.8. Step 4g: Sync System Infos, Assign Base Addresses, and Save
5. Packaged Subsystem User Flow x
5.1. Step 1: Create the User Project and System 5.2. Step 2: Add Components to the User System 5.3. Step 3: Instantiate the Packaged Subsystem 5.4. Step 4: Unlock the Packaged Subsystem 5.5. Step 5: Integrate the Top Hierarchy of the System 5.6. Step 6: Generate HDL and Run Synthesis
1. Answers to Top FAQs
2. About This Application Note
3. Packaged Subsystems Overview
4. Packaged Subsystem Author Flow
5. Packaged Subsystem User Flow
6. Document Revision History of AN 1002: Sharing Platform Designer Packaged Subsystems

4.4.6. Step 4e: Setting DisplayPort IP Functionality

You can use one of the following commands to specify whether the DisplayPort IP functions as a transmitter or as a receiver: 

load_component dp
            set_component_parameter_value RX_SUPPORT_DP $val
save_component

or

load_component dp
            set_component_parameter_value TX_SUPPORT_DP $val
save_component

These commands refer to the RX_SUPPORT_DP and TX_SUPPORT_DP Platform Designer parameter names that correspond to the Support DisplayPort sink and Support DisplayPort source parameters of the DisplayPort Intel FPGA IP. You can modify these IP parameters and view internal parameters names by following these steps:

  1. Click the IP component's name in the or Hierarchy tabs.
  2. The editable parameters appear in the Parameters tab. If the Parameters is not open, click View > Parameters to display this tab.
  • Parameters field—adjust the parameters to align with your design requirements, including changing the name of the top-level instance.
  • Component Banner—displays the hierarchical path for the component and internal names. Displays the HDL entity name and the IP file path for the selected IP component. Right-click in the banner to display internal parameter names for use with scripted flows.

You can also add lines to export the correct interfaces with the set_interface_property command, and then remove and unwanted connection with the remove_interface command.

Figure 17. Setting DisplayPort IP Functionality


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