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    c5502: usign HPI.HAS# as GPIO

    • sch
      Posted by sch
      on Sep 09 2008 10:13 AM
      Intellectual515 points

      Hello!

      I plan to use hpi in mux mode, and can't find in docs answer on questions:

      1. Is in possible to use HAS pin as GPIO through HGPIOxx register when hpi is active?

      2. What about HAS input in this case (typically HAS pulled up to disable address&ctrl latch, but if pin work as gpio what HPI get as HAS level)?

       

      thanks.

       

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    • Naser Salameh
      Posted by Naser Salameh
      on Sep 18 2008 23:34 PM
      Expert8085 points

      HI Sch:

      Yes, the HAS pin can be individually configured as GPIO. Since HAS is an optional pin during host communication, yes, you can have host accesses and still configure HAS as GPIO. It is safe to assume that the HAS input to the HPI block is correctly tied off internally, therefore, any GPIO activity on HAS would NOT affect host xfers to/from the device.

      Regards,

      Naser

      C5502 HPI GPIO
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    • sch
      Posted by sch
      on Sep 19 2008 01:16 AM
      Intellectual515 points

      Hi, Naser

      Thanks for help.

      Practically - I made some workaround and will not use HPI.HAS as GPIO, but will try your opinion by hardware.

      P.S. I'll post when test done!

      BR, Sch

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