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Hi Nyusof,
Thanks!
I have attached the screenshot of the import assignments, that is what i did for pin assignments but i am not getting the desired input and when i manually assign pin it doesn't accepts.
Regards,
Shipra
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Hi shipra7993,
Which Quartus version are you using? Please be specific. Your screen shot shows there are automatically fitter location pins. Even without specific pin assignment you should be able to find the input or output or bidirectional pin nodes from the Signal Tap. In the SignalTap, you just need to set fitter option to Pins:all and then click List where the node finder will automatically detect any pins regardless assigned or unassigned pins.
If you still unable to assign the pin location manually in the Pin Assignment GUI, you can still set the pin location in your .qsf file. You can check and edit the .qsf file for your pin assignment by using the following syntax:
set_location_assignment <pin location> -to <input/output/bidirectional pin>
For example:
set_location_assignment PIN_L28 -to LED[0]
As long, the .qsf file contained the pin assignment information (set_location_assignment), the pins are correctly assigned.
Regards,
nyusof
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