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-====14. Program the Microblaze Processor====+====1. Program the Microblaze Processor====
  
 >14.1) Make sure you have your Arty plugged into a router before beginning. >14.1) Make sure you have your Arty plugged into a router before beginning.
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->14.3) Your program will run and you should see the IP information inside of your Serial Terminal.+>14.3) In the console window at the bottom of the screen the details of the connection will be displayed. This shows all three phy speed link settings.
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->14.4) Connect to the echo server by opening another terminal and connecting to the **Board IP on port 7**.+---- 
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 +==== 15. Testing the Server with Tera Term ==== 
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 +>15.1) Connect your PC to your Zybo using an Ethernet cable. **If using a router, watch the UART console to find out the IP of the Zybo echo server, and connect to that IP address. Setting up the connection as static is unnecessary.** 
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 +>15.2) In order to connect to the echo server directly from your computer, you must set up your Ethernet connection with a static IP address. To do this: 
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 +>15.2.1) Right click your internet connection and click **Open Network and Sharing Center**.
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->14.5) Test your echo server by typing something into the terminal. Depending on your settings, you might not see the characters until you press **Enter**. When you do, the message will be sent to the Echo Server, and will be echoed back onto your Terminal!+>15.2.2) Find the Ethernet Connection to your Zybo. It should be an unidentified network. Click **Ethernet**.
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 +>15.2.3) Click **Properties**.  
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 +>15.2.4) Select **Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)** and click **Properties**. 
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 +>15.2.5) Click the **Use the following IP address:** bullet and type in an IP address "192.168.1.XX", where XX is a value between 2 and 255, but not 10. **This IP must not be the same as another already on your network**. Make sure to click within the //Subnet mask// field to get the 255.255.255.0 mask to autofill. Click **Ok** and you will have a static IP address. 
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 +>15.3) Open Tera Term and type in the following info and click **Ok**. 
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 +>15.4) Type anything into the console and press your keyboard's Enter key. The echo server will echo back your input and display it in the console. 
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 +>//You can go to Setup->Terminal and change the settings below for a more traditional echo server format// 
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 +> Remember to go back into **Open Network and Sharing Center**  
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 +> Select **Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)** and click **Properties**.  
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 +> Select **obtain an IP address automatically** 
  
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