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16 years ago

7064BLC44-7 problem with pin setup in Quartus

Hello,

I'm trying to import old Max+ project into quartys 5.1. This is for device 7064BLC44-7. Quartus doesn't have this device on the list, the closest I can get is 7064BTC44-7. But when I try to compile the project it says that I have problem with pin assignments. For example:

Error: Node "filter[1]" assigned to PIN_40 is a dedicated input pin, but you cannot assign an output/bidir pin, input register, or macrocell to a dedicated input pin.

I also tried it with new Quartus 9.1, but got exactly the same result.

I'm stuck, don't know what to do? Can any one suggest something?

Regards,

Maris Mols

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    It seems that the 7064BLC44 is the forgotten device :-)

    7064BLC is the plcc version and 7064BTC the tqfp

    if you compare both pinouts you will see that they differ where they start to count the pins

    7064TLC44 pin 1 is 7064BLC44 pin 7

    7064TLC44 pin 2 is 7064BLC44 pin 8

    Quartus knows the EPM764AELC44-7 but i am quit unshure if you can compile for this device and run it on your target.

    you could give it a try and / or ask mysupport or your fae

    or hopefully somebody else knows a solution
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    Thank you for information.

    Does that mean it would be enough to change the pin numbers to compile this project as BTC instead of BLC. Where can I find pin mapping information from one chip to another?
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    no, quartus must know what device you use, you can't just change the pin mapping.

    you could give your design a try with setting quartus up for a EPM764AELC44-7 instead of your EPM7064BLC44-7 but i am unshure if that will work correctly.