Best Answer NooM, 07 July 2013 - 07:21 AM
dont use cpu.pins.
use just Pins.Yourpin.
cpu.pins are the hardware pins (like cpu.pin.1 = pin1 on the uC)
the Pins enum is from secretlabs wich references to the right pins.
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Started by GaryDyksman, Jul 07 2013 06:33 AM
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Posted 07 July 2013 - 06:33 AM
I had an interesting problem yesterday, after struggling with a PIR Sensor and Relay board, I discovered that the CPU.Pin enum is referencing the wrong pins, IE CPU.PINS._0 referenced PIN8 on my board. I am now busy updating VS2012 and then going to reinstall the SDK's to see if it sorts out my problem.
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Posted 07 July 2013 - 07:21 AM Best Answer
dont use cpu.pins.
use just Pins.Yourpin.
cpu.pins are the hardware pins (like cpu.pin.1 = pin1 on the uC)
the Pins enum is from secretlabs wich references to the right pins.
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