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ajkw
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Posted: 11:18pm 25 Jan 2015

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In regards SETPIN.

I am migrating to a uMite 170 (from a 150) and have seen the Oout command is depreciated in 4.6. As l need to read and write to a particular I/O pin l have found that DOUT,OC seems to make a replacement command including no longer needing a external pull up resistor.

Does the OC option enable a pull up resistor or is something else going on? (The manual only talks about internal resistors for DIN)

Anthony.

ajkw
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Posted: 12:24am 26 Jan 2015

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Not meaning to make this a blog but I found the answer in the manual. Page 30. SETPIN PIN,DOUT,OC does use an internal pullup.

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atmega8

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Posted: 10:58am 26 Jan 2015

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Don't follow the Rule " Never read the f**king Manual" ;-)

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atmega8

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Posted: 11:00am 26 Jan 2015

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Wow,

nice that the Forum Software changed f**king to f**king ;-)

Some kind of "Autoformat", cool 😄

Grogster

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Posted: 02:50am 27 Jan 2015

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Most modern forum software is "Slang-aware", and will auto-detect all the common swear words and remove and/or censor them.

Probably not a good idea to use those words in the public forums though - Gizmo(administrator) might smack your hand....

EDIT: I know that even PM's won't allow you to swear, so it must be the forum software text filtering etc.

...not that I was swearing in a PM, or anything like that........

Edited by Grogster 2015-01-28

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