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Jorge Marin
11/23/2023, 1:13 PMMicah Tseng
11/28/2023, 10:52 PMuser_defines.v
file to be the state that I want the gpio in. Powering up the board, there seems to be a test program already booted onto the soc that sets all the gpio to outputs and flashes them on and off (I think it might be this one: https://github.com/efabless/caravel_board/blob/main/firmware/chipignite/gpio_test/gpio_test.c). This is my surmise of what is happening because all of the digital pins are blinking and I know my ADC can’t do that ;) Does this seem reasonable?
Assuming this is what is happening: is there a way to reset the gpio to their default power up states without having to boot firmware onto the soc?
I’ve tried using the reset button in a variety of press/power up/power down configurations to no avail. Thanks a lot!