N2+ analog channel as input

How do I configure Analog0 as an inputport (N2+) for using it as an interrupt port as I did on N+. Or can I configure Analog0 as an Inputport ? Is that possible.

How do I configure Analog0 as an inputport (N2+) for using it as an interrupt port as I did on N+.
Or can I configure Analog0 as an Inputport ?
Is that possible.

You can create an InputPort for all of the analog channels in exactly the same way it was done on 4.1;

InputPort inputPort = new InputPort(Pins.GPIO_PIN_A1, false, Port.ResistorMode.Disabled);

However the Analog pins are not interrupt enabled, this was also true on the N+.

on my mini interrupts work with analog pins! so should it be for netduino and netduino+ //edit: i meant they work as digital InterruptPort

on my mini interrupts work with analog pins!
so should it be for netduino and netduino+

//edit: i meant they work as digital InterruptPort

The mini is the exception to the rule, I know that on the Netduino and as far as I'm aware the N+/+2 Interrupts are not supported on Analog pins.

Hi per123, For Netduino Plus 2: Officially, pins D0 and D2-D13 have hardware interrupt support and can be used as InterruptPorts. We're also working on a software interrupt feature for pins D1 and the analog pins (and the new SDA/SCL pins). This will enable you to use InterruptPort simultaneously on all pins at once. BTW you _can_ technically use InterruptPort with any of the 22 analog and digital pins today. There are some microcontroller-silicon reasons why all of the pins can't be used simultaneously as InterruptPorts (which is why we officially spec pins D0 and D2-D13 as interrupt-enabled pins). If you use one of the not-officially-supported-interrupts you could have adverse effects; in particular I'd avoid using pins A4 and A5 as InterruptPorts (as they will conflict with the SD and Ethernet interrupts). Chris

Do the analog pins support pullups?

 

I'm getting an argument exception on the code below when 'pin' specifies an analog pin. 

 

port = new InputPort(pin, true, Port.ResistorMode.PullUp);

 

[font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif;"]or maybe they don't support glitch filtering?[/font]

 

[font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif;"]Thanks,[/font]

[font="arial, helvetica, sans-serif;"]David[/font]

The exception was due to the glitch filter.