Question about TXS interface of the PCIe IP core (AVMM) for Cyclone 10 GX - Question about TXS interface of the PCIe IP core (AVMM) for Cyclone 10 GX Hi Regarding the txs_address_i[w-1:0] of the TXS interface of the PCIe IP core (AVMM) for Cyclone 10 GX, the user manual states: "Address of the read or write request from the external Avalon-MM master. This address translates to 64-bit or 32-bit PCI Express addresses based on the translation table. The value is determined when the system is created." In addition, it also states: "Note: The PCI Express-to-Avalon-MM bridge supports both 32- and 64-bit addresses. If you select 64-bit addressing the bridge does not perform address translation." When I instantiate the PCIe IP core and set the Avalon-MM address width to 64-bit, the parameters "Number of address pages" and "Size of address pages" will not appear. Instead, there is "Address width of accessible PCIe memory space". The value of w in txs_address_i[w-1:0] is equal to the value of the parameter "Address width of accessible PCIe memory space". My questions are: When I choose to set the Avalon-MM address width to 64-bit, is the address on txs_address_i equal to the address of the PCIe domain to be accessed? If so, do I need to set the "Address width of accessible PCIe memory space" to 64? If I don't set it to 64, then txs_address_i cannot cover the 64-bit address. If the PCIe core does not perform address translation, how can it obtain the 64-bit PCIe domain address through this address that is less than 64 bits? In addition, it should be noted that my PCIe address is 64-bit. Replies: Re: Question about TXS interface of the PCIe IP core (AVMM) for Cyclone 10 GX When I choose to set the Avalon-MM address width to 64-bit, is the address on txs_address_i equal to the address of the PCIe domain to be accessed? Yes. When the Avalon-MM address width is configured to 64 bits, the value presented on txs_address_i is sent directly as the PCIe address for the transaction. The bridge performs no address translation. If so, do I need to set the "Address width of accessible PCIe memory space" to 64? Yes, if you need to access the full 64-bit PCIe address space, you must set the "Address width of accessible PCIe memory space" parameter to 64. If I don't set it to 64, then txs_address_i cannot cover the 64-bit address. If you configure the "A ddress width of accessible PCIe memory space" to be less than 64, then txs_address_i cannot represent the entire 64-bit PCIe address range. Only a subset of the PCIe address space will be accessible. If the PCIe core does not perform address translation, how can it obtain the 64-bit PCIe domain address through this address that is less than 64 bits? If the Avalon-MM address width or the "Address width of accessible PCIe memory space" parameter is less than 64 bits, so only a partial range of the PCIe address space can be accessed. To access the full 64-bit PCIe address space, both parameters must be set to 64. Let us know if you have any further doubts. References: Arria® 10 or Cyclone® 10 GX Avalon® Memory-Mapped (Avalon-MM) DMA Interface for PCI Express* Solutions User Guide Section 3.2, "Avalon-MM Settings" Section 5.1.5, "Non-Bursting Slave Module" (for signal widths) Arria® 10 and Cyclone® 10 GX Avalon® Memory-Mapped (Avalon-MM) Interface for PCI Express* User Guide Appendix A.4.8, "PCI Express-to-Avalon-MM Address Translation for 32-Bit Bridge"