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1. Set the DAQ hardware to boot from SPI flash.
* **BDAQ53**: The solder jumper marked "FPGA_MODE" has to be shorted. It is located between the USB and the JTAG connector.
![bdaq53_boot_setting](/uploads/a045acdacfbcdfade335aee7086b151c/bdaq53_boot_setting.jpg)
![bdaq53_boot_setting](/uploads/a045acdacfbcdfade335aee7086b151c/bdaq53_boot_setting.jpg)
*Fig. 1: BDAQ53 boot settings*
* **KC705**: Use the SW13 switch block to select the boot mode "QSPI". M0=ON, all the others=OFF.
![KC705_boot_settings](/uploads/276246d92534d7b4a3d705543dbf05db/KC705_boot_settings.jpg)
![KC705_boot_settings](/uploads/276246d92534d7b4a3d705543dbf05db/KC705_boot_settings.jpg)
*Fig. 2: KC705 boot settings*
2. Add the correct SPI flash memory device to the Vidado hardware manger by right-clicking the target FPGA and selecting **Add configuration memory**. For BDAQ53 (KX2) select **S25FL512S**, for USBPix3 (KX1) select **MT25QL256**, for KC705 select **MT25QL128** if you have a rev. 1.0 board or MR25QL256 for rev. C ([Xilinx Reference](https://www.xilinx.com/support/answers/50079.html)).
The memory device now shows up in the target list and you will be asked, if you want to assign a configuration file.
![step1](/uploads/334c1c1035385eb6468c438873d4b284/step1.png)
![step1](/uploads/334c1c1035385eb6468c438873d4b284/step1.png)
*Fig. 3: Configuration memory device*
3. Assign a configuration file from the appropriate [tag](https://gitlab.cern.ch/silab/bdaq53/tags) and hit ok. ![step2](/uploads/3df3e82fc43309cb2e3b063fade01be1/step2.png).
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| 0 | 1 | 192.168.11.17 |
| 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). The arrow points to pin 1.*
![pmod](/uploads/230bd86416db3b71dbf2fe92956b16e1/pmod.png)
*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.
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| 1 | 0 | 192.168.12.18 |
| 1 | 1 | 192.168.13.19 |
![kc705](/uploads/bdcb6cdb7454a2a6c284deb10e2a973c/kc705.png)
![kc705](/uploads/bdcb6cdb7454a2a6c284deb10e2a973c/kc705.png)
*Fig. 6: KC705 ip setting (example for .19). The arrow points to pin 1.*
##### Firmware synthesis
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