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Hi,
Sorry for opening an issue; this is not an issue per se but I wasn't sure where else to ask these very specific questions about the Opta core (the Arduino forums don't look like a place where this would be very on topic).
I'm trying to understand how the pins for the Opta I1-I8 ports are mapped. From my understanding, ports I1-I8 can be set up as either ADC ports or I/O ports. This latter option, just for input.
From here, I gather that only I1 (A0) and I2 (A1) are using direct analog channels when used as I/O ports. This is empirically confirmed by measuring the HIGH output of all the pins: the first two sit at a different voltage (just below 3V), suggesting that they have slightly different electrical characteristics. (I know the experiment I have performed is unsupported; I made sure to use appropriate current limit to avoid burning the ADC pins.)
First, I don't understand is how this relates to g_AAnalogPinDescription array in the same file. In particular:
Why does that array map the same names A0-A7 to different processor pins? Are the physical ports of the Opta electrically connected to more than one pin on the package?
How is port PC_2C connected to both I2 (A1) as an I/O and I3 (A2) as an ADC? Does this mean that it is not possible to use I3 as an analog input while I2 is used as a digital input? Also, if this is the case, wouldn't using I2 as a digital input risk sinking too much current to PC_2C?
Second, I was trying to find an explanation to the manual's claim that you can't use I1 (PA_0C) and I4 (PB_0) as interrupt ports. I couldn't explain it from what I read here in the core source code, so I was hoping you could help me shed some light on that as well.
Again, sorry if this is not the correct channel to ask. I thank you in advance for your time and consideration :)
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Hi,
Sorry for opening an issue; this is not an issue per se but I wasn't sure where else to ask these very specific questions about the Opta core (the Arduino forums don't look like a place where this would be very on topic).
I'm trying to understand how the pins for the Opta I1-I8 ports are mapped. From my understanding, ports I1-I8 can be set up as either ADC ports or I/O ports. This latter option, just for input.
From here, I gather that only I1 (A0) and I2 (A1) are using direct analog channels when used as I/O ports. This is empirically confirmed by measuring the HIGH output of all the pins: the first two sit at a different voltage (just below 3V), suggesting that they have slightly different electrical characteristics. (I know the experiment I have performed is unsupported; I made sure to use appropriate current limit to avoid burning the ADC pins.)
First, I don't understand is how this relates to
g_AAnalogPinDescription
array in the same file. In particular:Second, I was trying to find an explanation to the manual's claim that you can't use I1 (PA_0C) and I4 (PB_0) as interrupt ports. I couldn't explain it from what I read here in the core source code, so I was hoping you could help me shed some light on that as well.
Again, sorry if this is not the correct channel to ask. I thank you in advance for your time and consideration :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: