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Turbo46

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Posted: 04:34am 22 Dec 2022
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  Geoffg said  
  matherp said  The RP2040 does not have a "normal" open collector mode. The option will be removed from the manual. The programmer can simulate it by swapping between SETPIN DIN and SETPIN DOUT

Made the changes to the draft manuals.


Bill
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k2backhoe
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Posted: 04:46am 22 Dec 2022
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Got it, thanks.  Will change my codes.
 
k2backhoe
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Question on the off chance: are the configuration operations for pullup and pulldown as documented in the manual version 5.07.04?

Also is there a URL that will always point to the most recent version of the manual?

Thanks for all the support, I am having a blast with PicoMite!
Ken
 
Mixtel90

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Posted: 02:49pm 22 Dec 2022
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AFAIK the pullup and pulldown input options are correct, it's just that there is no OC output option on a Pico.

The most recent version of the manual won't include stuff in the current beta versions of the firmware. It isn't usually updated as we go along. :)
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