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Occasional ContributorWhich board do you have? Because I had to create a new project and then I replicated the qsys to my board, put the weak resistors, the 3.3 Voltage, and then it worked, re type the code due to the funny characters.
If you have an arduino board you can also used it as a Slave, is almost guarantee it will easily work with it, and it will help you out to understand things.
New ContributorI have a DE10-Lite board. I had to rename the pins so that they match with my board and I had to resize the memory size in the Platform Designer.
Maybe I am not using the appropriate pins, but I saw a post here that you could use every pin of the 10M50DAF484C7G for I2C purposes.
What I noticed is, when I select the MAX 10 DE10-Lite board in Quartus it selects a 10M50DAF484C6GES devices, but the board has an 10M50DAF484C7G. Maybe no big deal.
Now, when creating a new project I select a 10M50DAF484C7G manually.
Normally I use these pins: PIN_AB5, PIN_AB6, but I also tried, to be compatible with an Arduino, ARDUINO_IO[14] (PIN_AB21) and ARDUINO_IO[15] (PIN_AA20) without any luck.
I do get a lot of warnings when compiling. One of them is that a bidirectional pin cannot be tri-stated.
