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Arty A7-100 Pmod VGA Demo

Description

This project is a Vivado demo using the Arty A7 100T's, Pmod Ports and the Pmod VGA written in VHDL. The Pmod VGA is controlled by the Arty A7 through Pmod ports JB and JC. When programmed onto the board, a bouncing box and many test pattern bars are displayed on a connected VGA monitor. The screen resolution is configurable through HDL code.

You may want to change the display resolution if your VGA monitor does not support 1080p, or you want to modify the demo for a specific application. To select a different display resolution, select the appropriate set of Sync Generation constants for your target resolution from the list starting at line 47 of top.vhd. Uncomment the ten corresponding constants, FRAME_WIDTH through V_POL, and comment the default versions of those same constants. The default resolution is 1920ร—1080 @ 60Hz. Next, select Project Manager in the Flow Navigator. In the Hierarchy tab of the Sources box, expand top under Design Sources and double click on clk_div_inst. Change the clk_out1 requested frequency to the required pxl_clk frequency specified in the selected resolution's Sync Generation comment block. Select Ok, then Generate in the Generate Output Products dialog that pops up. To reprogram your board with the new hardware, return to Step 2.

Requirements

Demo Setup

  1. Download and extract the most recent release ZIP archive from this repository's Releases Page.
  2. Open the project in Vivado 2018.2 by double clicking on the included XPR file found at "<archive extracted location>/vivado_proj/Arty-A7-100-Pmod-VGA.xpr".
  3. In the Flow Navigator panel on the left side of the Vivado window, click Open Hardware Manager.
  4. Plug the Arty A7-100T into the computer using a MicroUSB cable.
  5. In the green bar at the top of the Vivado window, click Open target. Select Auto connect from the drop down menu.
  6. In the green bar at the top of the Vivado window, click Program device.
  7. In the Program Device Wizard, enter "<archive extracted location>vivado_proj/Arty-A7-100-Pmod-VGA.runs/impl_1/top.bit" into the "Bitstream file" field. Then click Program.
  8. The demo will now be programmed onto the Arty A7-100T. See the Description section of this README to learn how to interact with this demo.

Next Steps

This demo can be used as a basis for other projects, either by adding sources included in the demo's release to those projects, or by modifying the sources in the release project.

Check out the Arty A7-100T's Resource Center to find more documentation, demos, and tutorials.

For technical support or questions, please post on the Digilent Forum.

Additional Notes

For more information on how this project is version controlled, refer to the Digilent Vivado Scripts Repository

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arty-a7-100-pmod-vga's Issues

Driver of Pmod-VGA

We can not find the information for driver file of Pmod-VGA,there is no file in Digilent/vivado-library.
Could you please provide the driver file of Pmod-VGA?
Thank you!

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