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| **Note:** //This section is intended for use with boards without a Zynq chip. For Zynq boards, the Zynq7 Processing System should be used instead.// | **Note:** //This section is intended for use with boards without a Zynq chip. For Zynq boards, the Zynq7 Processing System should be used instead.// | ||
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| + | **Note:** //If you aren't sure whether your board has DDR memory, check the //Memory// column of the specification table on this site's [[programmable-logic: | ||
| --> Follow the steps in this dropdown for boards without DDR memory # | --> Follow the steps in this dropdown for boards without DDR memory # | ||
| <WRAP group> | <WRAP group> | ||
| <WRAP group> <WRAP column half> | <WRAP group> <WRAP column half> | ||
| - | First, an external clock should be added to the block design, so that it can be used to generate any other clocks required by the design. Open the **Board** tab, and find the system clock. Right click on it and select **Connect Board Component**. | + | First, an external clock should be added to the block design, so that it can be used to generate any other clocks required by the design. Open the **Board** tab, and find the system clock. Right-click on it and select **Connect Board Component**. |
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| Click **OK** to confirm your changes to the Clocking Wizard' | Click **OK** to confirm your changes to the Clocking Wizard' | ||
| - | **Note:** //This section | + | If you aren't sure that you have all of the clocks you need, don't worry, you can always |
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