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09-22-2017
10:03 PM
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Pin Assignments won't import
Hello,
I'm using Cyclone II chip, on Quartus II 12.1 SP1. This is required because my school uses that version. Anyhow, when I try to go to assignments > import assignments..I try to import by selecting the appropriate QSF file, and I've tried a CSV version as well that my school both supplies. Sadly, when I go to pin planner it just shows the location column as empty.. meaning the only way to do the pin assignments would be manually to edit one by one. Is there any fix for this issue? I've tried using different computers, my verilog code compiles no problem, I just don't understand what the issue is. Regards, NishaLink Copied
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09-22-2017
11:02 PM
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So you exported a .csv and then tried to import it in and it didn't work? Maybe the file is not set up correctly.
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09-22-2017
11:05 PM
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No, I simply downloaded said CSV from our schools website.
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09-22-2017
11:13 PM
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Open the .csv file (easiest to view in Excel but any text editor should do). Check that the column headers match the names of the columns in Pin Planner. You could also simply copy and paste the assignments into Pin Planner or Assignment Editor (depending on how the file is formatted).
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