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Adding Extra I/O with the Zynaptik Module (view source)
Revision as of 17:15, 20 August 2020
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=== Configuring the Zynaptik Module from the Webconf ===
[[File:Zynthian_webconf_wiring_zynaptik_config.png|600px|right]]
First, you should choose the right configuration for your zynaptik module depending on the extra modules you have soldered on it:
* '''16xSWITCH''' => Only MCP23017, use the 16 GPIOs as customizable switches
* '''8xSWITCH''' => Only MCP23017, use the 8 GPIOs as customizable switches (Bank A)
* '''4xAD''' => Only ADS1115 (use the 4 ADs for Analog Input, obvious)
* '''16xSWITCH + 4xAD''' => MCP23017 + ADS1115, use the 16 GPIOs as customizable switches
* '''8xSWITCH + 4xAD''' => MCP23017 + ADS1115, use the 8 GPIOs as customizable switches (Bank A)
After saving, you may want to configure your switches and/or analog inputs.
=== Configuring Zynaptik Customizable Switches ===
Simply add the switches pins to the list. Zynaptik MCP23017 pins start at 200. You don't need to add all the 16/8 available switches. If you only want to use 2, simply add "200,201".
After saving, you will see that the extra custom switches are available for configuration.
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=== Configuring Zynaptik Analog Input ===
[[File:Zynthian_webconf_wiring_zynaptik_ad.png|600px|right]]
Simply configure your analog inputs from the webconf's wiring section in the same way you configure your custom switches.
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