The following constraints in the XDC are a template for assigning I/O pin locations to the top-level ports of the system-level example design. These assignments are board-specific and therefore cannot be automatically generated. The exception to this is when the design is targeted to support evaluation boards. See Using an Evaluation Board to Demonstrate SEM Controller Behavior. In these circumstances, the pin locations are compatible to the targeted board.
In other cases, apply these constraints by assigning valid I/O pin locations and standards for the target board:
set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard> [get_ports clk]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports clk]set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard> [get_ports uart_rx]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports uart_rx]set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard> [get_ports uart_tx]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports uart_tx]set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard> [get_ports spi_q]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports spi_q]set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard> [get_ports spi_c]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports spi_c]set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard> [get_ports spi_d]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports spi_d]set_property IOSTANDARD <io standard>8 [get_ports spi_s_n]
set_property PACKAGE_PIN <package pin> [get_ports spi_s_n]When selecting I/O pins for the UART or SPI flash interface, it is necessary that these I/O pins are placed in an I/O bank closest the SEM controller to ensure timing closure.