Leo Stefanazzi at Fermilab has written some example projects for the RFSoC 4x2 board which demonstrate a digital filter and a frequency response analyzer. I am going to run the example notebooks on the RFSoC in B102.

1) Connect the RFSoC to the lab network via ethernet and boot it up. It should display an IP address.

2) Clone to git repo to some machine on the lab network.

3) Use scp to transfer the desired files to the RFSoC. The IP address is the one displayed, and the username and password are both 'xilinx'

scp -r /home/lab/code/RFSoC/rfsoc4x2_public/firmware/pynq xilinx@192.168.50.98:/home/xilinx/jupyter_notebooks

4) Now, in a browser, go to the IP address, and log in with password 'xilinx.' You should see the new files there.

In order to find the path to the jupyter notebooks on the RFSoC, I used ssh.

ssh xilinx@192.168.50.98