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- BoonT_Intel
Frequent Contributor
Hi Sir,
Is the bytelane that you saying here referring to HPS_DQS_0 and HPS_DQS_3 in the pin-out file?
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/programmable/support/literature/lit-dp.html
If yes, you suppose can place the DQ pin into these groups as they are HPS DQ pin. Anyway, after you place it, try to fit with quartus full compilation to confirm.
- AMaat
New Contributor
Hello,
thanks for your reply,
Currently DDR DQ0-7 nets ('bytelane 0') is referring to HPS_DQS_0 and HPS_DQS#_0 (Pins R17/R16) and DDR DQ8-15 nets ('bytelane 1')is referring to HPS_DQS_1 and HPS_DQS#_1 (Pins R19/R18)
The layouter requests to connect DDR DQ0-7 nets ('bytelane 0') is referring to HPS_DQS_1 and HPS_DQS#_1 (Pins R19/R18) and and DDR DQ8-15 nets ('bytelane 1')is referring to HPS_DQS_4 and HPS_DQS#_4 (Pins V18/V17)
i'll ask the quartus colleague to check this in the tooling
- BoonT_Intel
Frequent Contributor
Hi,
Yes, it should be ok as you can use any available DQ/DQS group (byte) from the FPGA to build your x16 interface.
Anyway, as mentioned please try to fit it in Quartus. If quartus does not complaint then it is good to go. 😉
- AMaat
New Contributor
Hello Sir,
thank you for your quick replies,
Regards Arne