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@ -33,14 +33,20 @@ and use the buttons on the botton:
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- Click on the button with a 'microchip' icon, and a modal window will open.
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- There, select the device (UP5K) in the first dropdown list and the board (Fomu) in the second list.
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1. Click on the **Verify** button for checking the design.
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2. Click on the **Build** button for having the design exported to Verilog, synthesised, placed, routed and, finally, the bitstream generated.
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3. Click on the **Upload** for sending the bitstream to the board.
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4. After each of the steps is executed, the corresponding log can be shown through button **View command output**.
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You should see the rainbow pattern in the Fomu as soon as the *Upload*
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step is finished. However, that's just the beginning of the trip. You
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step is finished:
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.. image:: _static/icestudio/blinky_video.gif
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:width: 600 px
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:align: center
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:target: https://github.com/juanmard/icestudio
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However, that's just the beginning of the trip. You
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can navigate the hierarchy of the designs by double-clicking on the main
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block. Go as deep as you want, until you find raw Verilog code. As you
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can observe, ICE modules are fancy wrappers around the Verilog code from
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