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David_MD_KIM
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6 years ago

LVDS PIN define and ALT_input_diff error

I define IO PIN and I use ALT_INBUF_DIFF

After compile error message as below;

Error (275021): Illegal wire or bus name "CAM_CP(n)" of type pin

How fix this problem?

Thanks

David

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  • Vicky1's avatar
    Vicky1
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    Hi,

    I am not clear whether you get this Error in rtl or after pin planner.

    I would like to suggest you check the below details,

    https://forums.intel.com/s/question/0D50P00003yyNpESAU/altinbufdiff-and-pin-planner

    In pin planner, assign the pin only to the positive pin of a differential pair, (n) pin will get assigned automatically by tool.

    Refer the 'Assigning Differential Pins 'from link below,

    https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/hb/qts/qts_qii52013.pdf

    Regards,

    Vicky

    • David_MD_KIM's avatar
      David_MD_KIM
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      Hi, Thanks for your email. However I try very simple case as attached. But It is same error result. Please advice . Thanks David
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    Vicky1
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    Hi David,

    'However I try very simple case as attached.' - - - - where?

    could you please provide the project(*.qar) file (Project menu->Archive Project..) for replication purpose?

    Thanks,

    Vicky

      • Vicky1's avatar
        Vicky1
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        Hi David,

        I am unable to see your capture files, Can you?

        'could you please provide the project(*.qar) file (Project menu->Archive Project..) for replication purpose?' ------ if possible.

        Thanks,

        Vicky

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    Vicky1
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    Hi David,

    would you like to provide files or should I consider that case to be closed?

    Regards,

    Vicky