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Quick Start
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If you have a Micro SD card preloaded with the PYNQ-Z1 image, you can follow the quick start instructions below. Otherwise go to the next section for the `full getting started with PYNQ guide <2_getting_started.html>`_ in section 3.
If you have a Micro SD card preloaded with the PYNQ-Z1 image, follow the quick start instructions, or go to the `full getting started with PYNQ guide <2_getting_started.html>`_ in section 3.

Set up the board
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.. image:: ./images/pynqz1_quick_start.jpg
:align: center

1. Set the boot jumper to SD, insert the Micro SD card into the board, and connect the USB cable (Micro-B), and Ethernet cable
1. Set the boot jumper to SD and the power jumper to USB, insert the Micro SD card into the board. Connect the USB cable (Micro-B), and Ethernet cable

2. Connect the other end of Ethernet cable to your laptop or router, and the USB cable to your computer or a powered USB port
2. Connect the USB cable to your computer or a powered USB port, and the Ethernet cable to your router/switch or directly to your computer

3. Power on the board, and wait ~30s for the board to boot (The yellow/green user LEDs will flash, and will stay on when the board is ready)
3. Power on the board, and wait ~30s for the board to boot (the two colour LEDs flash blue, and the four yellow/green user LEDs will flash and stay on when the board is ready)

4. Open a browser and go to `http://pynq:9090 <http://pynq:9090>`_ (if the board is connected to your network) or `http://192.168.2.99:9090 <http://192.168.2.99:9090>`_ (if connected directly to your computer). You may need to configure your Ethernet adapter to the same IP range for a direct connection.

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Problems
=============

If you have problems setting up, or connecting to your board, see the full `getting started guide <2_getting_started.html>`_ in section 3 or check the `Frequently asked questions <14_faqs.html>`_ in section 16.
* See the full `getting started guide <2_getting_started.html>`_ in section 3

* Check the `Frequently asked questions <14_faqs.html>`_ in section 16

* Go to the `PYNQ support forum <http://www.pynq.io/support>`_

Jupyter Portal
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Support
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For questions, or issue, please go to the `PYNQ support forum <http://www.pynq.io/support>`_


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