Cyprus

[WizenedEE]

Attach it via USB to your classmate.

go to WPI library > driver staion > compatibility IO > Set Digital Output

Create constant on the input, an array comes up. Expand to have 8 booleans, and set them as you want. That should light up the LEDs on the Cypress and the external LEDs if you attached them with resistors.

[Nerd_Skywalker]

The thing is, our Cypress is connected and we can get input from it...our LEDs just don't seem to change no matter what we do.

We made a program that went through each input and set it to its opposite value and nothing happened. We tried the code with the built-in LEDs and it worked though.

I guess it might be a wiring issue...

[JamesBrown]

Originally Posted by Nerd_Skywalker

The thing is, our Cypress is connected and we can get input from it...our LEDs just don't seem to change no matter what we do.

We made a program that went through each input and set it to its opposite value and nothing happened. We tried the code with the built-in LEDs and it worked though.

I guess it might be a wiring issue...

Probable a wiring issue, as Joe said, show us how you wires it and show us your code and we can be much more helpful.