Commit 77237a45 authored by Benoit Rat's avatar Benoit Rat

doc: move images to img/ folder

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> ***Note:*** This tutorial follow a configuration with two [SPEC+FMCDIO] boards connected in the two **PCIe x16** interfaces of the same computer. However, you can also use two different computers (if you do not have two **PCIe x4**) and follow this tutorial; you just need to replace all the commands with `wr1` or `0x0300` by the `wr0` and its corresponding bus_id on the second PC. The configuration with two separated PCs is more *"natural"* to understand how to communicate two different nodes using the starting kit,
but it requires more physical space to implement it.
![Configuration with one or two PCs](ssk_configs.png)
![Configuration with one or two PCs](img/ssk_configs.png)
Starting kit components
-----------------
......@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@ in the package[^standardssk] :
* 3x LEMO cable (2m)
* 3x LEMO-BNC Adaptor
![The components of the starting kit](ssk_components.jpg)
![The components of the starting kit](img/ssk_components.jpg)
[^standardssk]: Only with the standard version of starting kit.
......@@ -247,11 +247,11 @@ one).
the [FMCDIO] outputs.
![Mounting two SPECs in the same PC](ssk_inside.jpg)
![Mounting two SPECs in the same PC](img/ssk_inside.jpg)
![Connecting SFPs and fiber](ssk_sfp.jpg)
![Connecting SFPs and fiber](img/ssk_sfp.jpg)
![The UART use a mini-USB cable to communicate](ssk_usb.jpg)
![The UART use a mini-USB cable to communicate](img/ssk_usb.jpg)
......@@ -931,7 +931,7 @@ The command is used in the following formats:
You should plug the LEMO cable in the connector #5 (channel 4), and connect the BNC adapter to your oscilloscope.
![Connecting LEMO on connector #5 (channel 4)](ssk_lemo.jpg)
![Connecting LEMO on connector #5 (channel 4)](img/ssk_lemo.jpg)
Finally you need to active a trigger pulse in your oscilloscope. Then you can try the following commands:
......@@ -1059,7 +1059,7 @@ If you don't see this pulse, you might want to force the pulse mode:
The following two figures show the *pulse-per-second* signals
retrieved from two different *simple-DIO* cards.
![Synchronization of the two PPS (5ns/div)](ssk_pps-res.jpg)
![Synchronization of the two PPS (5ns/div)](img/ssk_pps-res.jpg)
To avoid the unstable signal after the pps go high you can
add a 50-ohm resistor termination if the oscilloscope allows it.
......@@ -1201,7 +1201,7 @@ timestamped **ioctl** order and passes it to the *DIO* driver.
The figure below illustrates how the connection must be done between the different components:
![Setup to transmit a 100Hz signal](ssk_100Hz.png)
![Setup to transmit a 100Hz signal](img/ssk_100Hz.png)
### How does it work?
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Or compare the signals[^3cables] on the oscilloscope as in the next figure:
![Result with a 100Hz train](ssk_100Hz-train.jpg)
![Result with a 100Hz train](img/ssk_100Hz-train.jpg)
[^3cables]: To do this you need to connect from the waveform generator to the input with a LEMO cable that is not provided.
......@@ -1340,7 +1340,7 @@ It shows how to use the *ruler* and *agent* on
two hosts, called `spusa` and `tornado`. It is pretty the same thing as the previous
experiment only that the board are now both named `wr0`.
![Transmit PPS between two PCs](ssk_txpps.png)
![Transmit PPS between two PCs](img/ssk_txpps.png)
The input events on `spusa` are replicated to one local channel and two remote channels,
with a delay of 1ms. The input events in this case are from a *pulse-per-second* signal from
......@@ -1465,7 +1465,7 @@ free-running oscillator as a time reference. However, you can also
discipline your Master [SPEC] with external 10 MHz and 1-PPS signal by
connecting them to the appropriate LEMO connectors of [FMC-DIO] board:
![Grandmaster setup](ssk_grandmaster.png)
![Grandmaster setup](img/ssk_grandmaster.png)
The requirement for the applied signals are:
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