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14 years agoTransceiver Pin Assignment for Stratix 4 GX
Hi
i implemented a transceiver with the ALTGX megafunction and want to assign the pins (tx_dataout_sig[1...4]). The I/O Standard should be 1.4V PCML. (As seen in the assignments)
set_location_assignment IOBANK_QL1 -to tx_dataout_sig -disable
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to tx_dataout_sig -disable
set_location_assignment PIN_AD36 -to tx_dataout_sig
set_location_assignment PIN_AD37 -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_location_assignment PIN_AB36 -to tx_dataout_sig
set_location_assignment PIN_AB37 -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_location_assignment PIN_T36 -to tx_dataout_sig
set_location_assignment PIN_T37 -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_location_assignment PIN_P36 -to tx_dataout_sig
set_location_assignment PIN_P37 -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name BOARD_MODEL_TERMINATION_V "HALF VCCIO" -to tx_dataout_sig
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to tx_dataout_sig
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to tx_dataout_sig
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to tx_dataout_sig
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to tx_dataout_sig
set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.4-V PCML" -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name BOARD_MODEL_TERMINATION_V "HALF VCCIO" -to tx_dataout_sig
set_instance_assignment -name CKN_CK_PAIR ON -from tx_dataout_sig -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name CKN_CK_PAIR ON -from tx_dataout_sig -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name CKN_CK_PAIR ON -from tx_dataout_sig -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
set_instance_assignment -name CKN_CK_PAIR ON -from tx_dataout_sig -to "tx_dataout_sig(n)"
But the signal displayed on my scope is only from 84mV to 212mV... So it's nothing about 1.4V PCML. Do I have to set any other settings? Thanks for your help! Thomas