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Latest revision as of 17:05, 6 November 2013
This article shows how to use one of the pins on the SJ-One board as either an INPUT or OUTPUT pin.
Steps
The latest version of sample projects or development folder includes a GPIO C++ class. To use a pin for GPIO, see the source code example below :
/// Include the GPIO file
#include "gpio.hpp"
int main(void)
{
/**
* Locate a pin on your board that you'd
* like to use either as INPUT or OUTPUT
* Let's use P1.19 (as labeled on the Board)
*
* You can use any other pins as defined by
* LPC1758_GPIO enumeration at gpio.hpp file.
*/
GPIO myPin(P1_19); // Control P1.19
myPin.setAsOutput(); // Use the pin as output pin
// Let's blink an LED on P1.19 :
while(1) {
myPin.setHigh(); // Pin will now be at 3.3v
delay_ms(100);
myPin.setLow(); // Pin will now be at 0.0v
delay_ms(100);
}
return 0;
}
