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03-05-2019 03:07 AM
Hi, I use two UltraScale FPGA transceivers IP conneceted same reference clock, but it may have unrouted error
My reference clock is MGT222, pin assign at AT10 , AT9
Then my two IP RXP, RXN, TXP, TXN pin assign at AV2, AV1, AV6, AV5 and AU4, AU3, AU8, AU7
Is there some rule make rout fail?
p.s. IP_1 use qpll0, IP_2 use qpll1
Thx
03-12-2019 10:11 AM
If you have an error message please include it. It is hard to tell the problem for sure from the description but what is often the problem in this scenario is that each of the IP's will define an IBUFDS_GTE* and try to place it in the same spot. You normally have to remove the IBUFDS_GTE* from one of the IP's and drive the signals it was driving from the the other IP. In most IP's the IBUFDS_GTE* will be in the top level so it shouldn't be too tedious to make the change. In some IP's you will need to make sure the buffer gets placed in the example design so that you have access to it.
03-12-2019 10:11 AM
If you have an error message please include it. It is hard to tell the problem for sure from the description but what is often the problem in this scenario is that each of the IP's will define an IBUFDS_GTE* and try to place it in the same spot. You normally have to remove the IBUFDS_GTE* from one of the IP's and drive the signals it was driving from the the other IP. In most IP's the IBUFDS_GTE* will be in the top level so it shouldn't be too tedious to make the change. In some IP's you will need to make sure the buffer gets placed in the example design so that you have access to it.