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Please forgive me if this has already been issued. I'm kinda new to this project, and is working on a Verilog (instead of VHDL) version of the Time Card's FPGA codebase.
In the current open-source version, the GNSS baud rate is 19200 as specified in the block design (the parameter 4):
set TC_TodSlave_0 [ create_bd_cell -type ip -vlnv nettimelogic.com:TimeCardLib:TC_TodSlave TC_TodSlave_0 ]
set_property -dict [ list \
CONFIG.UartDefaultBaudRate_Gen {4} \
] $TC_TodSlave_0
A UART parse error seems to occur, and utcstatus is always zero.
With this open-source firmware, if I run phc2sys like sudo phc2sys -c CLOCK_REALTIME -s /dev/ptp4 -O0 -m, I can still see the time from GPS be updated to the system clock and the 37s difference between TAI and UTC. No difference is visible between the stock firmware.
I wonder if this will affect something or if it's OK to ignore it?
Please forgive me if this has already been issued. I'm kinda new to this project, and is working on a Verilog (instead of VHDL) version of the Time Card's FPGA codebase.
In the current open-source version, the GNSS baud rate is 19200 as specified in the block design (the parameter 4):
But on the time card I purchased (https://www.makerfabs.com/ocp-tap-time-card.html), the baud rate is 115200, and this parameter to 7 in order to function properly.
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