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RCM4100, ADC and I/O pin - Marco Trapanese - May 22 11:32:39 2008
Hello,
I have a big doubt. Better, I hope I misunderstand the situation
because I didn't find any notes on this in the documentation.
I have an RCM4100 with the ADC ADS7870 on-board. I know I can't use
the serial B because it's shared with the ADC. Ok, no problem.
But I DO hope I may use PB0, PC4 and PC5 pins for other purposes.
Neither in the RCM4000 Microprocessor Manual nor in the RCM4100 Module
User Manual I find that limitation.
Please, could you confirm that?
Thank you very much,
Marco / iw2nzm
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I have a big doubt. Better, I hope I misunderstand the situation
because I didn't find any notes on this in the documentation.
I have an RCM4100 with the ADC ADS7870 on-board. I know I can't use
the serial B because it's shared with the ADC. Ok, no problem.
But I DO hope I may use PB0, PC4 and PC5 pins for other purposes.
Neither in the RCM4000 Microprocessor Manual nor in the RCM4100 Module
User Manual I find that limitation.
Please, could you confirm that?
Thank you very much,
Marco / iw2nzm
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