Quick Start Guide | Intel Stratix 10 MX Development Kit
Verify Basic Operation
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The BTS interface allows you to verify most of the
components on your board. All design files for the BTS
are included in the
<package root directory>\exam-
ples\board_test_system directory.
Using the BTS
BTS Interface
When you launch the
BoardTestSystem.exe
file in that
directory, the screen shown in Figure 1 appears. To view
each tab, select the design from the Configure menu. Each
tab has options for interfacing to one or more of the board
components. The Help menu provides further information
about each test design.
Figure 1.
BTS Interface
Figure 2.
Power Measurement Tool
Power Measurement Tool
The power measurement tool that is available via the
buttons in the upper-left side of the BTS interface can be
used to see how any design—including your custom
design—affects the FPGA’s power consumption.
