I use GPIOS:
- 2 - Output
- 4 - No output
- 5 - No output
- 8 - Output
- 9 - Output
- 18 - No output
- 37 - Output
The above GPIO are tied directly to pin headers, so there isn't some intermediate circuitry holding them out.
I've tried the below functions to try "force" an output:
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// Directly setting as an output
gpio_pad_select_gpio(pins[i]);
// Enabling as an input first, then setting as an output using the below methods:
gpio_pad_input_enable(pins[i]);
// Force set the pin function as a GPIO, attach as an output
pinMatrixOutAttach(pins[i], PIN_FUNC_GPIO, 1, 1);
// Set pins as outputs using the gpio matrix
gpio_matrix_out(pins[i], 0, 0, 0);
// Setting pin function to 0 (also combinations of the accepted signals as per the library code)
pinMatrixOutAttach(pins[i], 0, 0, 0);
// Use the inbuilt Arduino function
pinMode(pins[i], OUTPUT);
Has anyone else seen this issue? Is there anything else I can try? Even the simplest
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pinMode(18, OUTPUT);
digitalWrite(18, HIGH);
