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14 years ago

ALTLVDS pin parametres in assignment editor

Hello everybody, I have a probleme with my project, I have generated a ALTLVDS witha a external PLL megacore, I add an ALTIObuf iorder to have two outputs (lvds_out+ and lvds_out-) I simulate every things is ok but when I start to assigne the pins in pin editor I put the location an for the I/O standard I use LVDS and when compiling I have this error :

error : pin H3 does not support I/O standard LVDS for lvds_out[0]

error : pin H3 does not support I/O standard LVDS for lvds_out[1]

I am using quartus 10.1

plse helppppppppppp

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    The problem is that all the pins are given to me I can't change them. And the problem is what to put in assignment editor apart from the location? (I/O standard, termination....) because I don't know what to add else, I am so sorry I am asking a lot of questions :$

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    How can I knew which pin support lvds?

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    The references I provided links to tell you.

    Please make an attempt at reading the documentation people helpfully supply you, otherwise you will find that you will stop getting responses.

    Cheers,

    Dave
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    The problem is that all the pins are given to me I can't change them. And the problem is what to put in assignment editor apart from the location? (I/O standard, termination....) because I don't know what to add else, I am so sorry I am asking a lot of questions

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    Please describe what you are trying to communicate with over these pins.

    How do you know the standard needs to be LVDS?

    Is the link to the device you are communicating with AC or DC coupled?

    Can you provide the data sheet of the device?

    How about schematics of the FPGA board you are using?

    Cheers,

    Dave
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    Hi,

    Thank you for your replay and your help, you were right, I changed the altlvds to altgx because of the pins chosen. and now it works

    thank you again :)
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    ... now it works ...

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    Great!

    Cheers,

    Dave