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The Pin Connectivity document (# 333576-001EN, Dec 2015) includes the statement "
All digital I/Os include configurable drive strength namely low-drive (12 mA) and high-drive (16 mA) modes". But, I can't find where these drive strengths can be configured or under what conditions high-drive or low-drive is operating other than the statement "By default, all digital I/Os come up in low-drive mode. ".
Can you shed some light on the issue please?
Thanks,
DrG
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Hi RGee,
Inside qm_pinmux.h, there is a set slew rate function that should do this:
int qm_pmux_set_slew(const qm_pin_id_t pin, const qm_pmux_slew_t slew);
Hope this helps,
Malcolm
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Hello RGee,
Please let me check how we can enable these modes. I will get back to you as soon as possible.
-Peter.
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Hi RGee,
Inside qm_pinmux.h, there is a set slew rate function that should do this:
int qm_pmux_set_slew(const qm_pin_id_t pin, const qm_pmux_slew_t slew);
Hope this helps,
Malcolm
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Thanks so much, that is what I was looking for.
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Hi RGee,
Is the previous suggestion helpful for you?
-Peter.
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