Currently we are using ZCU216 with matlab/Simulink to develop logics. We created a register and its name is "Delay1Reg" and address is 0x0488 (see red box in attached photo) . When we use matlab terminal and write "writePort(hFPGA, "Delay1Reg",255);". This works very well.
Now we want to use an ssh connection and write the register from the embedded linux system e.g. "devmem 0x0488". But this looks like it’s reading something wrong. Do you have any ideas what is this register’saddress is using the devmem command?

I also have attached vivado’smemory map.Currently we are using ZCU216 with matlab/Simulink to develop logics. We created a register and its name is "Delay1Reg" and address is 0x0488 (see red box in attached photo) . When we use matlab terminal and write "writePort(hFPGA, "Delay1Reg",255);". This works very well.
Now we want to use an ssh connection and write the register from the embedded linux system e.g. "devmem 0x0488". But this looks like it’s reading something wrong. Do you have any ideas what is this register’saddress is using the devmem command?

I also have attached vivado’smemory map. Currently we are using ZCU216 with matlab/Simulink to develop logics. We created a register and its name is "Delay1Reg" and address is 0x0488 (see red box in attached photo) . When we use matlab terminal and write "writePort(hFPGA, "Delay1Reg",255);". This works very well.
Now we want to use an ssh connection and write the register from the embedded linux system e.g. "devmem 0x0488". But this looks like it’s reading something wrong. Do you have any ideas what is this register’saddress is using the devmem command?

I also have attached vivado’smemory map. devmem, zcu216, register address MATLAB Answers — New Questions

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