Implementation of GPIO ( i.e., buttons, LED, and Pmod ) via EMIO on ZedBoard

In this tutorial, ZedBoard is used to implement GPIO via EMIO. Here, the GPIOs i.e., 5 buttons, 8 LEDs, 8 Slide Swithces, and Pmods which are accessible in PS via PL of ZedBoard are used to implement the EMIO concept.
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[@e-learningacademy5609]

Thanks for the valuable video, keep on the good work bro and we are looking forward to more videos.

[@fedorhotabich]

Very helpful, clear example of using PS drivers to handle PL peripherals through EMIO, thank you.

[@letstalkscience6494]

Thanks a lot for these great videos...very helpful to understand the EMIO and MIO use for GPIO Implementation.

[@sheronrabolonne6253]

Thank you, it's very clear how to define MIO and EMIOs with SDK and .xdc file.

[@leejohnson1219]

Thanks for the tutorial, it really helped

[@sakshamkiroriwal3234]

You are seriously great. Your channel was such a huge help, I can't explain. Really thanks a lot. I have become a permanent subscriber of your channel for sure.

[@petalinux20]

It was really helpful video,
Thank You!

[@nandoperu100]

Very good video..thank you !!!

[@diegogarridomendoza2828]

Wonderful! Thanks so much :-)

[@lorenrus]

Nice video

[@SciHeartJourney]

Thank you! I think I get it now XGpio is for the extended GPIO and Gpio is for the ordinary i/o. But the Minized has a weird pinout: Data0_N and Data0_P. How are these numbered? Does P come before N in the numbering scheme?

[@jajajaj666]

Are we using PL here?
thanks, good video.

[@nandoperu100]

Could you make a video session explain the control of a push bottom (PL) turn on a Led (PS) and vice versa...thanks

[@sriharshagadiyaram8122]

Hi Aslaam! First of all a huge thanks to you for your contribution to FPGA Community. I have been trying to replicate the exact same thing what you are explaining. but I am getting a bitstream error. it says "[DRC NSTD-1] Unspecified I/O standard: 45 out of 175 I/O standard (IOSTANDARD) value 'DEFAULT', instead of user assigned specific value." This kind of error usually occurs when appropriately pins are not mapped to the inouts. but in this case we have made an external to GPIO_0.

[@tintinxyz]

change the DEFAULT value to the appropriate voltage standard such as LVCMOS33 and check.