Default preset configurations for the IP Core can be added to the Opal Kelly Board Files. Once a preset has been added, the GUI will present the option to apply this configuration. See the Board File Presets Discussion for more information.

Step 1: Obtain the board file. Obtain a copy of your Opal Kelly board’s Board File at Xilinx’s Board Store Repository.

Step 2: Rename the board. In board.xml, modify the <board> XML tag’s name attribute strictly using the following template:

name="<EXISTING-BOARD-NAME>_<unique_identifer_underscore_separated>Code language: HTML, XML (xml)Code language: HTML, XML (xml)

For example:

name="XEM8320-AU25P_image_sensor_preset"Code language: JavaScript (javascript)Code language: JavaScript (javascript)

Step 3: Set the display name. In board.xml, modify the <board> XML tag’s display_name attribute with a unique display name that will appear in the Vivado GUI. For example:

displayname="Modified - XEM8320-AU25P with Image Sensor Preset"Code language: JavaScript (javascript)Code language: JavaScript (javascript)

Step 4: Add a configuration preset. Add a configuration preset to the skeleton code located in preset.xml. See the Configuration Parameters Technical Reference for more information on the available parameters.

Step 5: Register the board file in Vivado. In Vivado, add the location to your modified Board File under Tools > Settings > Vivado Store > Board Repository.

Step 6: Create a project with the modified board file. Create a new Vivado project that utilizes your modified Board File by selecting it under the Boards tab on the Default Part page.

Step 7: Open the IP Core.

Step 8: Apply the preset. Press the Apply Board File Preset button.