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Hi,
I am creating pin planning for Arria 10ax057,
i used 2A Bank for GPIO with 1.8V my compilation was successful.
in other requirement i have to use LVDS pins, so i removed few GPIO's and taken few 13 sets of LVDS signals, and rest are 1.8V.
Now my fitter is giving error.
Error(11702): I/O standard assignment ' 1.8 V' to pin FPGA_IO43 is not supported by the device. The name ' 1.8 V' is not a valid I/O standard name
before using LVDS pins from the bank, i faced no issues
Queries:
1) In single bank can i use both LVDS and 1.8V ? If not suggest the document where i can find this information
2)Is it only 2A bank, (as PCIe hard ip reset is used from 2A) or it is same for all banks.
Regards,
Rajesh
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How are you creating the assignment? Pin Planner? Assignment Editor? It looks like there's a space in front of 1.8 V that probably shouldn't be there.
You can also try running I/O Assignment Analysis from the Processing menu or Pin Planner. That might provide more detail on the issue.
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Hello,
You can refer to this document to see the requirement for LVDS: https://www.intel.com/content/dam/www/programmable/us/en/pdfs/literature/hb/arria-10/a10_handbook.pdf
I would suggest to begin with page 101.
Thanks
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Thank you for reply.
as 2A bank is having configuration, and i used those as BIDIR . so it caused error.
when configuration pins ignored/taken as input to design the issue is solved.
Regards,
Rajesh
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