For expected/proper servicing of the interrupts from the IPs present in the example design, you must connect the interrupts to the corresponding PL to PS interrupt ports on the PSX Wizard in the LPD and FPD domains as shown in the following table.
| ISP Subsystem IP Interrupt Port | Corresponding PSX Wizard PL to PS Interrupt Port in LPD and FPD Domain |
|---|---|
| tile0_isp_isr_irq | pl_lpd_irq0 |
| tile0_isp_xmpu_interrupt | pl_lpd_irq1 |
| tile0_isp0_fusa_irq | pl_lpd_irq2 |
| tile0_isp0_isp_irq | pl_lpd_irq3 |
| tile0_isp1_fusa_irq | pl_lpd_irq4 |
| tile0_isp1_isp_irq | pl_lpd_irq5 |
| frmbuf_rd_ss | pl_lpd_irq18 |
| frmbuf_wr_ss | pl_lpd_irq19 |
| vmix_ss | pl_lpd_irq20 |
| axi_timer_hdmi | pl_lpd_irq21 |
| v_hdmi_txss1 | pl_lpd_irq22 |
| hdmiphy_ss_0/hdmi_gt_controller | pl_lpd_irq23 |
| pl_axi_intc (for MIPI interrupts) | pl_fpd_irq0 |
| axi_iic_hdmi | pl_fpd_irq6 |
| hdmi_rxss | pl_fpd_irq7 |
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