<@U016EM8L91B> what's the point of having a `io_oe...
# shuttle
h
@User what's the point of having a
io_oen
when the management soc is configuring the io pads either as USER_STD_OUTPUT or USER_STD_INPUT? If we have configured a certain pin to be USER_STD_OUTPUT will the
io_oen
coming from the user area become a don't care?
t
Well ... I have pins that dynamically change between input and output for instance. (Bidirectional bus)
m
Io_en also has to be correct otherwise your signals won't get out
h
So if you have configured it as USER_STD_OUTPUT but your
io_oen
is oxFFFF which means you are expecting input the pad actually won't act as input right @tnt?
m
Yes I think the reason for it is bi directional signals, but I haven't seen inputs from the pads working yet so unsure how you would configure a pad from firmware to be bidirectional