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--- carbon:advancedoperations [2024/04/25 17:31] – [FPGA] tflynn
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 Using this image it is also possible to use [[https://github.com/analogdevicesinc/pyadi-iio|pyadi-iio]] or [[https://analogdevicesinc.github.io/libiio/v0.21/index.html|libiio]] directly to control the radio without using GNU Radio.
+====dual FPGA Image====
+The dual image only works with Carbon. This image activates both radios. This image allows the user to use the RWT Dual Sink and RWT Dual Source when running GNU Radio on the Carbon.
+====default-chan FPGA Image====
+The default-chan image is the same as the default block, except it has a polyphase channelizer and uses a special channelizer interface.
+====dual-chan FPGA Image====
+The dual-chan image is the same as the dual block, except it has a polyphase channelizer and uses a special channelizer interface.
 ====Custom FPGA Images====
 Users can create custom FPGA images using Xilinx tools and OpenEmbedded/Yocto to create the dtb files.  More information is available at the [[https://github.com/redwiretechnologies/hdl-rwt|custom FPGA image]] and custom [[customLinux|OpenEmbedded/Yocto]] build pages.  This is an extremely advanced development option and familiarity with git, OpenEmbedded/Yocto, git is required.
+====Dual Role USBC Port Control====
+Users can control the mode of the USBC dual role port by using the utility provided from RWT, usbc_helper.  For help with the utility enter the command:
+    root@carbon:~# usbc_helper -h
+To switch to host mode enter the command:
+    root@carbon:~# usbc_helper -m host
+To switch to device mode the command:
+    root@carbon:~# usbc_helper -m device