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Hi TI team,
During system boot-up, when configuring certain GPIO pins as output, we observe that the GPIO pins automatically transition to a high logic level immediately after setting the direction to output.
Could you clarify whether the hardware design or register configuration sequence inherently causes the GPIO output to default to a high level when switching from input to output mode? If so, is there a recommended method (e.g., specific register write order, initialization sequence, or alternate configuration) to set the GPIO direction to output while ensuring the output value remains low during and after the transition?
We would appreciate guidance on how to align the GPIO initialization with the desired output state without unintended toggling.
