Pins D72 / D73 hardware access?
it looks d72 / d73 pins ( connected tx/ rx led next native usb port) accessible software or did missed something?
i suppose these can used in addition ( indicator led ) "standard" led on pin 13 have pin connected it. nice.
i hoping tx/rx can associated additional serial ports, have not @ software , not yet. perhaps knows sure.
cheers vaclav
addendum:
with exception of "tx" led color - green - , not yellow shown on schematic works expected.
during casual test, noticed "l" - pin 13 led stays on without deliberate software set on, apparently default. noted not connected ( in schematic) "standard" serial on uno tx ( think, lazy verify that).
the schematic labels these connections /led pcb traces txl , rxl note "connect" so question should modified - or "connect"?
i suppose these can used in addition ( indicator led ) "standard" led on pin 13 have pin connected it. nice.
i hoping tx/rx can associated additional serial ports, have not @ software , not yet. perhaps knows sure.
cheers vaclav
addendum:
with exception of "tx" led color - green - , not yellow shown on schematic works expected.
during casual test, noticed "l" - pin 13 led stays on without deliberate software set on, apparently default. noted not connected ( in schematic) "standard" serial on uno tx ( think, lazy verify that).
the schematic labels these connections /led pcb traces txl , rxl note "connect" so question should modified - or "connect"?
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during casual test, noticed "l" - pin 13 led stays on without deliberate software set on, apparently default.this led has buffer driving it. pin 13 floating high illuminated. connecting scope probe or pull-down resistor make turn off (with empty sketch).
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it looks d72 / d73 pins ( connected tx/ rx led next native usb port) accessible software or did missed something?yes.
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i hoping tx/rx can associated additional serial ports, have not @ software , not yet. perhaps knows sure.you can use these led's signify connection "connect" want in code.
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