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UP_AXI 's address map

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Hi , 

I have customize IP which integrated with AXI bus using up_axi.v as memory mapping . It' similar approach like axi_ad961 IP . I have updated address width as 32 bits as below. Actually my design write/read address use 16 bits only . 

I found AD9361 IP Reg Address are 0x0000, 0x0004, 0x0008 etc..

up_raddr <= up_axi_araddr[AW+2:2]; //original axi bus address define from github

up_wdata <= up_axi_wdata; // Updated for my design 

I also used axi_vip IP to verify for AXI bus connection with my design . The simulation results for write / read data is working .

I have Attached simulation picture here. My simulation testbench is using direct address bus mean base address plus my FPGA reg address.  

If our software write / read reg bus address , the address need to be multiple by 4 or can use direct base address plus write_reg address.  I have attached my version of up_axi.v . 

When software try to write address multiple by 4 then , the read back reg bus data is incorrect . Software require to write like 8000_9004 then , can able to read back for 

16 bits data . 8000_0000 is my base address and 9004 is my read reg address. 

 I would like to understand how to adapt up_axi.v to my 16bit write /read reg address bus design . How the software should  write address like need to be 4 bytes align or direct address .

Could you help to take a look for

`timescale 1ns/100ps

module up_axi (

  // reset and clocks

  up_rstn,
  up_clk,

  // axi4 interface

  up_axi_awvalid,
  up_axi_awaddr,
  up_axi_awready,
  /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  up_axi_wvalid,
  up_axi_wdata,
  up_axi_wstrb,
  up_axi_wready,
  /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  up_axi_bvalid,
  up_axi_bresp,
  up_axi_bready,
  /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  up_axi_arvalid,
  up_axi_araddr,
  up_axi_arready,
  /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
  up_axi_rvalid,
  up_axi_rresp,
  up_axi_rdata,
  up_axi_rready,

  // pcore interface

  up_wreq,
  up_waddr,
  up_wdata,
  up_wack,
  up_rreq,
  up_raddr,
  up_rdata,
  up_rack);

  // parameters

  parameter   ADDRESS_WIDTH = 14;
  //parameter   ADDRESS_WIDTH = 16;
  localparam  AW = ADDRESS_WIDTH - 1;

  // reset and clocks

  input           up_rstn;
  input           up_clk;

  // axi4 interface

  input           up_axi_awvalid;
  input   [31:0]  up_axi_awaddr;
  output          up_axi_awready;
  input           up_axi_wvalid;
  input   [31:0]  up_axi_wdata;
  input   [ 3:0]  up_axi_wstrb;
  output          up_axi_wready;
  output          up_axi_bvalid;
  output  [ 1:0]  up_axi_bresp;
  input           up_axi_bready;
  input           up_axi_arvalid;
  input   [31:0]  up_axi_araddr;
  output          up_axi_arready;
  output          up_axi_rvalid;
  output  [ 1:0]  up_axi_rresp;
  output  [31:0]  up_axi_rdata;
  input           up_axi_rready;

  // pcore interface

  output          up_wreq;
  //output  [AW:0]  up_waddr;
  output  [31:0]  up_waddr;
  output  [31:0]  up_wdata;
  input           up_wack;
  output          up_rreq;
  //output  [AW:0]  up_raddr;
  output  [31:0]  up_raddr;
  input   [31:0]  up_rdata;
  input           up_rack;

  // internal registers

  reg             up_axi_awready = 'd0;
  reg             up_axi_wready = 'd0;
  reg             up_axi_bvalid = 'd0;
  reg             up_wsel = 'd0;
  reg             up_wreq = 'd0;
  //reg     [AW:0]  up_waddr = 'd0;
  reg     [31:0]  up_waddr = 'd0;
  reg     [31:0]  up_wdata = 'd0;
  reg     [ 2:0]  up_wcount = 'd0;
  reg             up_wack_int = 'd0;
  reg             up_axi_arready = 'd0;
  reg             up_axi_rvalid = 'd0;
  reg     [31:0]  up_axi_rdata = 'd0;
  reg             up_rsel = 'd0;
  reg             up_rreq = 'd0;
  reg     [31:0]  up_raddr = 'd0;
  //reg     [AW:0]  up_raddr = 'd0;
  reg     [ 3:0]  up_rcount = 'd0;
  reg             up_rack_int = 'd0;
  reg     [31:0]  up_rdata_int = 'd0;
  reg             up_rack_int_d = 'd0;
  reg     [31:0]  up_rdata_int_d = 'd0;

  // write channel interface
 
  assign up_axi_bresp = 2'd0;

  always @(negedge up_rstn or posedge up_clk) begin
    if (up_rstn == 1'b0) begin
      up_axi_awready <= 'd0;
      up_axi_wready <= 'd0;
      up_axi_bvalid <= 'd0;
    end else begin
      if (up_axi_awready == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_awready <= 1'b0;
      end else if (up_wack_int == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_awready <= 1'b1;
      end
      if (up_axi_wready == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_wready <= 1'b0;
      end else if (up_wack_int == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_wready <= 1'b1;
      end
      if ((up_axi_bready == 1'b1) && (up_axi_bvalid == 1'b1)) begin
        up_axi_bvalid <= 1'b0;
      end else if (up_wack_int == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_bvalid <= 1'b1;
      end
    end
  end       

  always @(negedge up_rstn or posedge up_clk) begin
    if (up_rstn == 1'b0) begin
      up_wsel <= 'd0;
      up_wreq <= 'd0;
      up_waddr <= 'd0;
      up_wdata <= 'd0;
      up_wcount <= 'd0;
    end else begin
      if (up_wsel == 1'b1) begin
        if ((up_axi_bready == 1'b1) && (up_axi_bvalid == 1'b1)) begin
          up_wsel <= 1'b0;
        end
        up_wreq <= 1'b0;
        up_waddr <= up_waddr;
        up_wdata <= up_wdata;
        up_wcount <= up_wcount + 1'b1;
      end else begin
        up_wsel <= up_axi_awvalid & up_axi_wvalid;
        up_wreq <= up_axi_awvalid & up_axi_wvalid;
        up_waddr <= up_axi_awaddr;
        //up_waddr <= up_axi_awaddr[AW+2:2];
        up_wdata <= up_axi_wdata;
        up_wcount <= 3'd0;
      end
    end
  end

  always @(negedge up_rstn or posedge up_clk) begin
    if (up_rstn == 0) begin
      up_wack_int <= 'd0;
    end else begin
      if ((up_wcount == 3'h7) && (up_wack == 1'b0)) begin
        up_wack_int <= 1'b1;
      end else if (up_wsel == 1'b1) begin
        up_wack_int <= up_wack;
      end
    end
  end

  // read channel interface

  assign up_axi_rresp = 2'd0;

  always @(negedge up_rstn or posedge up_clk) begin
    if (up_rstn == 1'b0) begin
      up_axi_arready <= 'd0;
      up_axi_rvalid <= 'd0;
      up_axi_rdata <= 'd0;
    end else begin
      if (up_axi_arready == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_arready <= 1'b0;
      end else if (up_rack_int == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_arready <= 1'b1;
      end
      if ((up_axi_rready == 1'b1) && (up_axi_rvalid == 1'b1)) begin
        up_axi_rvalid <= 1'b0;
        up_axi_rdata <= 32'd0;
      end else if (up_rack_int_d == 1'b1) begin
        up_axi_rvalid <= 1'b1;
        up_axi_rdata <= up_rdata_int_d;
      end
    end
  end       

  always @(negedge up_rstn or posedge up_clk) begin
    if (up_rstn == 1'b0) begin
      up_rsel <= 'd0;
      up_rreq <= 'd0;
      up_raddr <= 'd0;
      up_rcount <= 'd0;
    end else begin
      if (up_rsel == 1'b1) begin
        if ((up_axi_rready == 1'b1) && (up_axi_rvalid == 1'b1)) begin
          up_rsel <= 1'b0;
        end
        up_rreq <= 1'b0;
        up_raddr <= up_raddr;
      end else begin
        up_rsel <= up_axi_arvalid;
        up_rreq <= up_axi_arvalid;
        //up_raddr <= up_axi_araddr[AW+2:2];
        up_raddr <= up_axi_araddr;
      end
      if (up_rack_int == 1'b1) begin
        up_rcount <= 4'd0;
      end else if (up_rcount[3] == 1'b1) begin
        up_rcount <= up_rcount + 1'b1;
      end else if (up_rreq == 1'b1) begin
        up_rcount <= 4'd8;
      end
    end
  end

  always @(negedge up_rstn or posedge up_clk) begin
    if (up_rstn == 0) begin
      up_rack_int <= 'd0;
      up_rdata_int <= 'd0;
      up_rack_int_d <= 'd0;
      up_rdata_int_d <= 'd0;
    end else begin
      if ((up_rcount == 4'hf) && (up_rack == 1'b0)) begin
        up_rack_int <= 1'b1;
        up_rdata_int <= {2{16'hdead}};
      end else begin
        up_rack_int <= up_rack;
        up_rdata_int <= up_rdata;
      end
      up_rack_int_d <= up_rack_int;
      up_rdata_int_d <= up_rdata_int;
    end
  end

endmodule

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this ? Thank you so much for your help. 

Appreciate for your reply. 

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