From: Andrew Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That did the trick!
Have you hacked up your EVM yet to see if it works as an
'IN' yet? Im
considering my options for adding a button!
Not yet. Probably the cleanest way to do that is to take advantage of the
user switch in the S3 dip switch; if you
I might look into that, but as I intend to use the pins the LEDS occupy
as inputs, so will come up with some sort of design, possibly one that
leaves the LEDS in place.
It is my understanding that this can be done, then it should simply be a
matter of reading the right value from the IC. It
Greetings guys,
I am trying to compile a pretty simple program that supposedly will
flash some of the EVM's LEDS (Basic I2C interfacing).
When I try to compile this on either the EMV or via the crosscompiler on
my host machine I get a several screenfuls of complaints.
I have checked my
From: Andrew Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am trying to compile a pretty simple program that
supposedly will
flash some of the EVM's LEDS (Basic I2C interfacing).
When I try to compile this on either the EMV or via the
crosscompiler on
my host machine I get a several screenfuls of
That did the trick!
Have you hacked up your EVM yet to see if it works as an 'IN' yet? Im
considering my options for adding a button!
Andrew
On Wed, 2006-10-11 at 14:26 +0200, Lorenzo Lutti wrote:
From: Andrew Armstrong [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I am trying to compile a pretty simple program that
