I'd purchased a NEXYS A7 board (part no: 410-292-1) yesterday. The Built-In Self-Test is working. According to Nexys A7 Reference Manual (https://reference.digilentinc.com/reference/programmable-logic/nexys-a7/reference-manual) "The Nexys A7 can be purchased with either a XC7A100T or XC7A50T FPGA loaded." The part numbers of the Artix-7 devices are XC7A100T-1CSG324C and XC7A50T-1CSG324I respectively. The board contains a FPGA with a "ZYNQ-7000 50T CSG324" sticker on it. The ZYNQ-7000 is not an Artix-7 device, moreover, the ZYNQ-7000 has no 50T variant . How can I identify the device? Will the removal of the sticker void warranty?
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I'd purchased a NEXYS A7 board (part no: 410-292-1) yesterday. The Built-In Self-Test is working. According to Nexys A7 Reference Manual (https://reference.digilentinc.com/reference/programmable-logic/nexys-a7/reference-manual) "The Nexys A7 can be purchased with either a XC7A100T or XC7A50T FPGA loaded." The part numbers of the Artix-7 devices are XC7A100T-1CSG324C and XC7A50T-1CSG324I respectively. The board contains a FPGA with a "ZYNQ-7000 50T CSG324" sticker on it. The ZYNQ-7000 is not an Artix-7 device, moreover, the ZYNQ-7000 has no 50T variant . How can I identify the device? Will the removal of the sticker void warranty?
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