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Hi,
I have assigned the pins I need and I am ready to build my circuit I need but I do not know how to assign the I am using to the pins on GPIO so I can connect to my circuit. Any help would be great!! it could be something very simple but I am new to the FPGA world and I'm getting very frustrated. CheersLink Copied
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I don't known about the OP, but this works for me, thank you.
There are five warnings, four of which I understand. The fifth is# 169177, a warning about meeting Altera interface voltage requirements (https://www.alteraforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=42490). Is there a way to get rid of this warning?- Mark as New
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--- Quote Start --- Generally no. As you project goes you'll get thousands of warnings, usually difficult to control, except if you use the supress function. Which warning is it? Is it the one talking about the requirements for 2.5/3.0/3.3V banks? If yes it just means you need to be careful about voltage overshoot, as there is a close limit on what the FPGA can tolerate. (4.1V IIRC)
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--- Quote Start --- Is it the one talking about the requirements for 2.5/3.0/3.3V banks? --- Quote End --- Yes, that's the one. It's unfortunate there's a warning for which the only option is to suppress it. In this case, most of those signals are already wired up on the DE0-Nano to other components (e.g. SDRAM, buttons, LEDs, etc.) so I assume TerasIC adhered to an 447 (http://www.altera.com/literature/an/an447.pdf) when they designed this board. Of course, much of Altera's library code has plenty of warnings so warning-free code is practically unattainable. Still, I don't want something important to get lost in a sea of innocuous warnings so I'll suppress this one.
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I think everyone agrees that Quartus' warnings system sucks, but now it has become such a big mess that I don't think it will ever be fixed.

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