The Outputs tab of the Customize IP dialog box is shown in the following figure and allows the configuration of the output ports.
Figure 1. Outputs Tab

- AXI Outputs
- Set the number of AXI outputs from this instance and configure each output.
The configuration options are:
- Connected To
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- PL
- To the programmable logic fabric.
- AIE
- To the AI Engine array.
- PS Cache Coherent Virtual
- To one of the cache coherent interfaces on the PS. All PL masters that route to this NSU port use Fixed DestID addressing to route all transactions from the NMU to the NSU. This setting is for endpoint masters that use features in the SMMU-400 and/or the CCI-500.
- PS Cache Coherent Physical
- To one of the cache coherent interfaces of the PS. All PL masters that route to this NSU port use Address decode addressing to route transactions. This setting is for endpoint masters that target endpoint slaves in the PS. It is not for endpoint masters that use features in the CCI-500.
- PS Non-Coherent Virtual
- To one of the non-coherent interfaces on the PS. All PL masters that route to this NSU port use Fixed DestID addressing to route all transactions from the NMU to the NSU. This is for endpoint masters that use features in the SMMU-400.
- PS Non-Coherent Physical
- To one of the non-coherent interfaces of the PS. All PL masters that route to this NSU port use Address decode addressing to route transactions. This setting is for endpoint masters that target endpoint slaves in the PS.
- PS PCIe
- To the PCIe interface of the PS.
- PS PMC
- To the Platform Management Controller of the PS.
- Parity
- Enables parity checking of the connection from the NSU to the AXI slave, even parity is used.
- Inter-NoC Outputs
- Specify outputs to other axi_noc
instances using the Inter-NoC Interface (INI). You might optionally set the INI Connection Strategy as follows:
- Auto
- Allows IP integrator to determine the correct strategy. This is the default.
- Single Driver (NMU). Load (NSU/MC) owns PR path and has QoS.
- Has a single driver and possibly multiple loads.
- Single Load (NSU/MC). Driver (NMU) owns PR path and has QoS.
- Has a single load and possibly multiple drivers.