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When the NRC7292 goes into deep sleep, the GPIO pins will be in output low state. Only pins GP00, GP01 and GP07 will go into high-Z state, if i measured correctly. This is not useful for my application so I hoped I could change this with the new nrc_ps_set_gpio_ functions from the SDK v1.4.
I tried calling following functions before calling the nrc_ps_deep_sleep function:
Hi,
When the NRC7292 goes into deep sleep, the GPIO pins will be in output low state. Only pins GP00, GP01 and GP07 will go into high-Z state, if i measured correctly. This is not useful for my application so I hoped I could change this with the new nrc_ps_set_gpio_ functions from the SDK v1.4.
I tried calling following functions before calling the nrc_ps_deep_sleep function:
This didn't change anything with the pin configuration.
Furthermore, I tried the included sample_ps_schedule sample from the SDK (https://github.com/newracom/nrc7292_sdk/tree/master/package/standalone/sdk/apps/sample_ps_schedule). This example uses the new nrc_ps_set_gpio _functions. This also didn't change the stock pin configuration to the configuration that is defined in the example code.
Is there anything I missed to use these functions?
Thanks in advance!
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