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Re: Help mapping PSoC 3 GPIOs
You must have seen this Enhanced mode from the Driver Station I/O tab then?
The default Compatible mode doesn't access all the Cypress capabilities. Compatible refers to the original 2009 Linux blue-box Driver Station I/O pins.    Last edited by Mark McLeod : 20-11-2011 at 09:47. 
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Re: Help mapping PSoC 3 GPIOs
I indeed have seen the enhanced tab, but it never occurred to me that the below picture also states with pin is what.
Thanks a bunch! Quote:
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