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Cypress Programmable System-on-chip Solution

does anyone know what configuration why use for the board?
  • 3.3V
  • VBUS or
  • VDDIO
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Re: Cypress Programmable System-on-chip Solution

Are you asking which power setting you should be using?

We're using the 3.3V jumper settings for use as a Driver Station external I/O board.
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Re: Cypress Programmable System-on-chip Solution

We are using 3.3V also.
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