Configuring Pynq - Xilinx Avnet Ultra96-PYNQ Manual

Ultra96-PYNQ Documentation, Release v2.4
Once the board is connected to a WiFi network, you will need to find the IP address of the board before you can
connect to it. If your phone is on the same WiFi network as the board and the network allows scanning (E.g. home
network), there are network scanner apps that can be used from your phone (e.g. iOS/Android: Fing) that can help
identify the IP address of board.
If you know how to configure Linux network connections manually, you can also do this from a terminal.
1.3.2 Accessing files on the board
Samba, a file sharing service, is running on the board. This allows you to access the PYNQ home area as a network
drive. This can be a convenient way to transfer files, including bitstreams, to and from the board.
Note: In the examples below change the IP address to match your board settings.
To access the PYNQ home area in Windows Explorer type one of the following in the navigation bar.
\\192.168.3.1\xilinx # If connected via USB Ethernet
If prompted, the username is xilinx and the password is xilinx. The following screen should appear:
To access the home area in Ubuntu, open a file browser, click Go -> Enter Location and type one of the following in
the box:
smb://192.168.3.1/xilinx # If connected via USB Ethernet
When prompted, the username is xilinx and the password is xilinx
1.4 Configuring PYNQ
1.4.1 Opening a USB serial terminal
If you can't access the terminal from Jupyter, you can connect the micro-USB cable from your computer to the board
and open a terminal. You can use the terminal to check the network connection of the board. You will need to have
terminal emulator software installed on your computer. PuTTY is one application that can be used, and is available
for free on Windows. To open a terminal, you will need to know the COM port for the board.
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