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8.6.2. Extra Modes Tab
Parameter | IP Generated Parameter | Value | Default Value | Description |
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Outputs Configuration | ||||
Register output of the adder unit | gui_output_register | On Off |
Off | Select this option to enable output register of the adder module. |
What is the source for clock input? | gui_output_register_clock | Clock0 Clock1 Clock2 |
Clock0 | Select Clock0 , Clock1 or Clock2 to enable and specify the clock source for output registers. You must select Register output of the adder unit to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for asynchronous clear input? | gui_output_register_aclr | NONE ACLR0 ACLR1 |
NONE | Specifies the asynchronous clear source for the adder output register. You must select Register output of the adder unit to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for synchronous clear input? | gui_output_register_sclr | NONE SCLR0 SCLR1 |
NONE | Specifies the synchronous clear source for the adder output register. You must select Register output of the adder unit to enable this parameter. |
Adder Operation | ||||
What operation should be performed on outputs of the first pair of multipliers? | gui_multiplier1_direction | ADD, SUB, VARIABLE |
ADD | Select addition or subtraction operation to perform for the outputs between the first and second multipliers.
When VARIABLE value is selected:
You must select more than two multipliers to enable this parameter. |
Register 'addnsub1' input | gui_addnsub_multiplier_register1 | On Off |
Off | Select this option to enable input register for addnsub1 port. You must select VARIABLE for What operation should be performed on outputs of the first pair of multipliers to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for clock input? | gui_addnsub_multiplier_register1_clock | Clock0 Clock1 Clock2 |
Clock0 | Select Clock0 , Clock1 or Clock2 to specify the input clock signal for addnsub1 register. You must select Register 'addnsub1' input to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for asynchronous clear input? | gui_addnsub_multiplier_aclr1 | NONE ACLR0 ACLR1 |
NONE | Specifies the asynchronous clear source for the addnsub1 register. You must select Register 'addnsub1' input to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for synchronous clear input? | gui_addnsub_multiplier_sclr1 | NONE SCLR0 SCLR1 |
NONE | Specifies the synchronous clear source for the addnsub1 register. You must select Register 'addnsub1' input to enable this parameter. |
What operation should be performed on outputs of the second pair of multipliers? | gui_multiplier3_direction | ADD, SUB, VARIABLE |
ADD | Select addition or subtraction operation to perform for the outputs between the third and fourth multipliers.
When VARIABLE value is selected:
You must select the value 4 for What is the number of multipliers? to enable this parameter. |
Register 'addnsub3' input | gui_addnsub_multiplier_register3 | On Off |
Off | Select this option to enable input register for addnsub3 signal. You must select VARIABLE for What operation should be performed on outputs of the second pair of multipliers to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for clock input? | gui_addnsub_multiplier_register3_clock | Clock0 Clock1 Clock2 |
Clock0 | Select Clock0 , Clock1 or Clock2 to specify the input clock signal for addnsub3 register. You must select Register 'addnsub3' input to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for asynchronous clear input? | gui_addnsub_multiplier_aclr3 | NONE ACLR0 ACLR1 |
NONE | Specifies the asynchronous clear source for the addnsub3 register. You must select Register 'addnsub3' input to enable this parameter. |
What is the source for synchronous clear input? | gui_addnsub_multiplier_sclr3 | NONE SCLR0 SCLR1 |
NONE | Specifies the synchronous clear source for the addnsub3 register. You must select Register 'addnsub3' input to enable this parameter. |
Polarity | ||||
Enable ‘use_subadd’ | gui_use_subnadd | On Off |
Off | Select this option to reverse the function of addnsub input port. Drive addnsub to high for subtraction operation. Drive addnsub to low for addition operation. |