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Blues-sptn
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7 years ago

In the MAX 10, I / O pin state before entering user mode can be set by Quartus Prime option "Set I / O weak pull-up prior usemode". So as a question, is it possible to set weak pull-up for each pin?

In the "Set I / O weak pull-up prior usemode" setting, it is considered that individual settings can not be made because I / O excluding some are subject. .

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  • AnandRaj_S_Intel's avatar
    AnandRaj_S_Intel
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    Hi,

    <QUOTE>is it possible to set weak pull-up for each pin.</QUOTE>

    All I/O pins are set to week pull up (i.e prior user-mode) during configuration (set using configuration settings).

    In user mode the user I/O pins will then function as specified by your design and unused IO pins are week pull up(set using unused pin settings).

    Regards

    Anand

  • Blues-sptn's avatar
    Blues-sptn
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    Excuse me. How to listen was bad.

    Is it possible to individually set the state of the I / O during configuration? For example

    Pin_A: Weak pullup enabled

    Pin_B: weak pullup invalid

    Can we set it? I have recognition that I can not set, but how?

  • AnandRaj_S_Intel's avatar
    AnandRaj_S_Intel
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    Hi,

    Is it possible to individually set the state of the I / O during configuration?

    No, we can not set individually.Setting is common for all pins.

    But under user mode we can control enable or disable.

    Using Pin Planner tool ->right click on any column header, and select Customize Columns ->under available column select-> Weak Pull-Up Resistor->click add selected column ->click ok. Now back in the Pin Planner window, you should see a new column called Weak Pull-Up Resistor. For each pin you wish to enable it on, simply click in the box for that column and select "On" By default it is turned "Off".

    Regards

    Anand