Hardware/FPGA-configuration.md

@@ -41,9 +41,9 @@ The flash memory will now be configured. This takes a few seconds.
 
 
 #### IP address configuration
-In order to use multiple readout systems with one PC, every readout needs its own IP address (Ethernet interface).
+In order to use multiple readout systems with one PC, every readout needs its own IP address (and Ethernet interface).
 The IP address can be changed in different ways:
-##### BDAQ53 and USBPIX(=MIO3/MMC3) hardware (supported in the [ip_addr_selection](https://gitlab.cern.ch/silab/bdaq53/tree/ip_addr_selection) branch).
+##### BDAQ53 and USBPIX(=MIO3/MMC3) hardware
    - Jumper settings:
      The PMOD connector, located between the power connector and the USB port, can be used to configure the IP by soldering a pin header and setting jumpers.
 
@@ -61,7 +61,7 @@ The IP address can be changed in different ways:
         | 1        | 0        | 192.168.12.18 |
         | 1        | 1        | 192.168.13.19 |
         ![pmod](/uploads/230bd86416db3b71dbf2fe92956b16e1/pmod.png)
-*Fig. 5: BDAQ53 ip setting (example for .19)* 
+*Fig. 5: BDAQ53 ip setting (example for .19). The arrow points to pin 1.* 
      4. Double check, that you did not place the jumper in the wrong place!
      5. Turn the readout system on and ping the new IP address. Then change the parameter `ip` located in the the first section of the `bday53.ymal` configuration file to match the new IP address.
 
@@ -82,7 +82,7 @@ The IP address can be changed in different ways:
         | 1      | 1        | 192.168.13.19 |
 
        ![kc705](/uploads/bdcb6cdb7454a2a6c284deb10e2a973c/kc705.png)
-       *Fig. 6: KC705 ip setting (example for .19)* 
+       *Fig. 6: KC705 ip setting (example for .19). The arrow points to pin 1.* 
 
 ##### Firmware synthesis
    If you want to synthesize your own firmware, make sure to modify the following line in `/firmware/SiTCP/WRAP_SiTCP_GMII_XC7K_32_K.V`: