max10 pin assignment question

[lipingx]

device: 10MSCE144I7G It's single 3.3V power supply FPGA. Why quartus give me below warning when fitter?

[lipingx]

I can not find any incomplete assignment.

Please give me some instruction.

[FvM]

Hi,
looking at pin planner, you'll find output or bidir pins with default current strength assignment. They are all flagged as incomplete assignment. Set explicite current strength, e.g. 2mA instead of 2mA (default).

You find mentioned "I/O Assignment Warnings" in Quartus GUI under
Compilation Report\Fitter\Resource Section\I/O Standards Section\I/O Assigment Warnings

or as a decdicated section in project.fit.report

[lipingx]

Yes,  you are right, change the the default setting to assignment works fine.

still have two questions:

1) why bank 1, 4, 7 VCCIO is 2.5V. It should target 3.3V single supply.

2) I don't see this path, you can see my screen shot below.

Compilation Report\Fitter\Resource Section\I/O Standards Section\I/O Assigment Warnings

[FvM]

VCCIO selection is defined by chosen I/O-standard of individual pins and default I/O standard.

[RichardTanSY_Altera · Accepted solution]

Thank you, FvM, for the answer. To add on:

1) The default I/O standard for pins is device-specific. To change the default I/O standard:

i) Click Assignments > Device.
ii) On the Device dialog box, click Device and Pin Options.
iii) In the Category list, select Voltage and then select the desired I/O standard.

2) You should see as below:

Regards,
Richard Tan

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