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Hello
- I am using Agilex7 , and I implemented the following LVDS design recommended by altera spec to place ALTLVDS and ALTLVDS RX on the same bank - (the bank used is 2F )
The design compiles and fit well on the FPGA , and the IO standard used for the LVDS RX and TX is : I/O standard True Differential Signaling
- next step I did , is to add some single ended GPIO for external control
I need the GPIO be on the same bank (2F) as the ALTLVDS RX and ALTLVDS TX pins
But the placement failed and this is the error message
Error(11924): Bank '2F' has conflicting VCCIO settings
Error(11928): 'TX_LVDS_ADC_4P~pad' with I/O standard True Differential Signaling, was constrained to be within bank '2F'
Info(11929): '1.5V' is a valid VCCIO value
Error(11928): 'GPIO1~pad' with I/O standard 1.2 V, was constrained to be within bank '2F'
Info(11929): '1.2V' is a valid VCCIO value
Seems some mismatch on the IO standard ...
Is there some way to place GPIO and ALTLVDS lanes correctly on the same bank ?
THX
Kikoss
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Hello,
Unfortunately, for Agilex 7 devices, you cannot use single ended I/O in the bank that are using 1.5V for bank VCCIO. For VCCIO_PIO=1.5V, we don't support a single ended buffer, you can only configure the I/O for True Differential Signaling (TDS).
For VCCIO_PIO=1.2V, you can mix TDS RX and single ended 1.2V LVCMOS, 1.2V SSTL, etc in the same bank. We do not support TDS TX when VCCIO_PIO is 1.2V.
Reference:
TDS specification: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683301/current/differential-i-o-standards-specifications.html
Single Ended I/O specification:
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Hi,
thanks fo your confidence. Unfortunately I'm not yet familiar with Agilex FPGA series.
As far as I understand Agilex 7 datasheet, true differential TX on GPIO banks requires VCCIO of 1.5 V, there's apparently no fitting single ended IO standard that could be used on an 1.5 V GPIO bank. What are your voltage requirements for single ended GPIO pin?
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I have no special requirement for the GPIO since it connected to a custom board that we develop and we can adjust the voltage following the FPGA possibilities
- I tried to set the GPIO to be 1.5V but the fiitter failed (this is my qsf command : set_instance_assignment -name IO_STANDARD "1.5 V" -to GPIO1 -entity safety_top_level)
- It failed also when I tried also to make the bank 1.5V as the following : set_global_assignment -name IOBANK_VCCIO 1.5V -section_id 2F
the error from the fitter is the same in the 2 cases
Error(12341): The output pin GPIO1 has a 1.5 V I/O standard, but the selected device does not support output pin operation with a 1.5 V I/O standard.
THX
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Hello,
Unfortunately, for Agilex 7 devices, you cannot use single ended I/O in the bank that are using 1.5V for bank VCCIO. For VCCIO_PIO=1.5V, we don't support a single ended buffer, you can only configure the I/O for True Differential Signaling (TDS).
For VCCIO_PIO=1.2V, you can mix TDS RX and single ended 1.2V LVCMOS, 1.2V SSTL, etc in the same bank. We do not support TDS TX when VCCIO_PIO is 1.2V.
Reference:
TDS specification: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/docs/programmable/683301/current/differential-i-o-standards-specifications.html
Single Ended I/O specification:
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Thank you very much both !
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No worries! I'm glad to help you.
May I confirm do you need more support on this?
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