ID:16196 The instance "<name>" of the I/O primitive type "<name>" has both generic and individual termination assignments.

CAUSE: You are attempting to use the TERMINATION parameter along with the INPUT_TERMINATION and/or the OUTPUT_TERMINATION parameter on the specified I/O primitive - this is not allowed. The generic TERMINATION parameter sets both input and output terminations to the same value, but the INPUT_TERMINATION and the OUTPUT_TERMINATION parameters set individual termination values. So, you can't use the generic TERMINATION parameter if you are using the INPUT_TERMINATION and/or the OUTPUT_TERMINATION parameters. "

ACTION: If you want to set input and output terminations to the same value, use the TERMINATION parameter and remove the INPUT_TERMINATION and/or the OUTPUT_TERMINATION assignments from the I/O primitive. On the other hand, if you want to set different values for input and output terminations, use the INPUT_TERMINATION and the OUTPUT_TERMINATION parameters and remove the generic TERMINATION assignment.