Signals
Figure 2. Top-Level Signals
Signal | Width | Direction | Description |
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Avalon® Memory-Mapped Interface Control and Status Register Signals | |||
csr_address | 7 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface address bus. The address bus uses word (32-bit) addressing. |
csr_read | 1 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface read control for the CSR. |
csr_readdata | 32 | Output | Avalon® memory-mapped interface read data bus from the CSR. |
csr_write | 1 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface write control to the CSR. |
csr_writedata | 32 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface write data bus to CSR. |
csr_waitrequest | 1 | Output | Avalon® memory-mapped interface wait request control from the CSR. |
csr_readdata_valid | 1 | Output | Avalon® memory-mapped interface read data valid that indicates the CSR read data is available. |
Avalon® Memory-Mapped Interface Write Data Signals | |||
wr_mem_write | 1 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface write control to the FIFO. |
wr_mem_address | 1 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface address. |
wr_mem_writedata | 32 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface write data bus to the memory. |
wr_mem_waitrequest | 1 | Output | Avalon® memory-mapped interface wait request control from the memory. |
Avalon® Memory-Mapped Interface Read Data Signals | |||
rd_mem_read | 1 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface read control to the FIFO. |
rd_mem_readdata | 32 | Output | Avalon® memory-mapped interface read data bus from the memory. |
rd_mem_readdatavalid | 1 | Output | Avalon® memory-mapped interface read data valid that indicates the memory read data is available. |
rd_mem_address | 1 | Input | Avalon® memory-mapped interface address. |
Clock and Reset | |||
clk | 1 | Input | Input clock to clock the IP. The maximum frequency supported 250 MHz. |
reset | 1 | Input | Synchronous reset to reset the Serial Flash Mailbox Client Intel® FPGA IP.
Note: Refer to the Intel® Stratix® 10 Configuration User Guide for more information about reset in Intel® Stratix® 10 devices.
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irq | 1 | Output | The irq signal asserts if the command STATUS is not OK. Read the ISR register Rsp_status field to determine the error. |