Häufig gestellte Fragen
- M051-Base-Serie(95)
- M0518-Serie(97)
- M0519-Serie(43)
- M0564-Serie(1)
- Mini51-Base-Serie(90)
- Nano100/102-Base-Serie(101)
- Nano103-Base-Serie(10)
- Nano110/112-LCD-Serie(100)
- Nano120-USB-Serie(111)
- Nano130-Advanced-Serie(110)
- NUC029-Serie(94)
- NUC100/200-Advanced-Serie(102)
- NUC120/122/123/220-USB-Serie(116)
- NUC121/125-Serie(1)
- NUC126-USB-Serie(2)
- NUC130/230-CAN-Serie(103)
- NUC131-NUC1311-CAN-Serie(98)
- NUC140/240-Konnektivität-Serie(114)
- M451-Base-Serie(118)
- M451M-Serie(117)
- M452-USB-Serie(130)
- M4521 USB Serie(1)
- M453-CAN-Serie(128)
- M463 CAN FD/USB HS Series(1)
- M467 Ethernet/Crypto Series(1)
- M471 Series(1)
- M479 Motor Control Series(1)
- M481-Base-Serie(4)
- M482-USB-FS-OTG-Serie(4)
- M483-CAN-Serie(4)
- M484-USB-HS-OTG-Serie(4)
- M485-Crypto-Serie(4)
- M487-Ethernet-Serie(4)
- M4TK-Touch-Key-Serie(25)
- NUC442/472-Serie(130)
- NUC472 Series(1)
- NUC505-Serie(138)
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FAQ
How to use the Schmitt Trigger function when GPIO is switched to I²C mode? Issue Date:2016-08-29
When GPIO is set to I²C mode, Schmitt Trigger is disabled by default. Users have to set GPIO Input Type Control to enable the Schmitt Trigger.
For example, in the NUC240 series, GPA_MFP8 and GPA_MFP9 need to be set to I²C mode.
Then, enable the Schmitt Trigger of GPA_TYPE8 and GPA_TYPE9.
Products: | Microcontrollers ,Arm Cortex-M0 MCUs ,M051 Base Series ,M0518 Series ,M0519 Series ,Mini51 Base Series ,Nano100/102 Base Series ,Nano103 Base Series ,Nano110/112 LCD Series ,Nano120 USB Series ,Nano130 Advanced Series ,NUC029 Series ,NUC100/200 Advanced Series ,NUC120/122/123/220 USB Series ,NUC130/230 CAN Series ,NUC131/NUC1311 CAN Series ,NUC140/240 Connectivity Series ,Arm Cortex-M4 MCUs ,M451 Base Series ,M451M Series ,M452 USB Series ,M453 CAN Series ,M4TK Touch Key Series ,NUC442/472 Series ,NUC505 Series |
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Function: | Peripherals,Connectivity,I2C,I/O,GPIO |