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P214 and P215 problem #160
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I am also facing the same problem. Did you find any solution? |
Hello, we solve the problem by setting parameter called "BSP_CLOCK_CFG_SUBCLOCK_POPULATED" to 0 in the bsp_cfg.h |
What magic is it that turning "subclock populated" to 0 (I guess that means "no") makes specific GPIO pins work, when different GPIO pins worked fine before this? Do you have a reference to the relevant sections in the chip's manual? |
Pins P214 and P215 are supposed to be connected to a 32k quartz in case BSP_CLOCK_CFG_SUBCLOCK_POPULATED is set to 1; the mux is probably going to prevent the pins reconfiguration afterwards (the reference manual doesn't report anything on this topic but it looks like a sensible choice) |
it is explained and validated at https://forum.arduino.cc/t/custom-pcb-p214-port-reading/1176644 |
Hello.
On a custom minima pcb, I'm trying to read P214 and P215 with this code:
But without success, ports state is only LOW, unable to read high level on these ports.
But when I try to read P204 for example, then I'm able to read different level state.
My question is, is the minima bootloader take into account these two port P214 and 215?
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