ID:14135 COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter for PLL "<name>" has unsupported value <name> for <mode>

CAUSE: The specified PLL has a value for the COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter that is not supported for the specified OPERATION_MODE parameter or the current PLL_TYPE parameter setting. The COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter supports the following values in the following modes:
  • The COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter can be set to clk{0,1,2,3,4,5}, GCLK, or LCLK if the OPERATION_MODE parameter is set to NORMAL and the PLL_TYPE parameter is set to ENHANCED.
  • The COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter can be set to clk{0,1,2,3,4}, GCLK, LCLK or LVDSCLK if the OPERATION_MODE parameter is set to NORMAL and the PLL_TYPE parameter is set to FAST.
  • The COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter can be set to extclk{0,1,2,3} if the OPERATION_MODE parameter is set to ZERO_DELAY_BUFFER.
  • The COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter can be set to extclk0 if the OPERATION_MODE parameter is set to ZERO_DELAY_BUFFER and the SCAN_CHAIN parameter is set to SHORT.
  • The COMPENSATE_CLOCK parameter is not supported if the OPERATION_MODE parameter is set to EXTERNAL_FEEDBACK or NO_COMPENSATION.
This error usually occurs when you instantiate a megafunction directly in a text file rather than using the MegaWizard Plug-In Manager .

ACTION: Locate the source of the message to determine which megafunction parameter is causing the error and specify a legal parameter value for the current mode and PLL type, or change the values of the PLL_TYPE or OPERATION_MODE parameters. To avoid receiving this message in the future, Intel recommends using the MegaWizard Plug-In Manager command to specify legal parameter values for megafunctions.