Hi,
I have an unconnected pin, GPIO_SD_B0_00. I am setting it up as an input with a 100k pull down, but when I read this pin (using GPIO_PinRead() or reading GPIO3->DR), the value is always high. In this case, since a pulldown is applied, I would expect the pin to read low.
When configuring a pull up, it reads high.
I did the same test on another unconnected pin, GPIO_B0_00, and this pin worked as expected (ie. when using a pull down, the pin read low, and when using a pull up, the pin read high).
As far as I know, the only difference between these pins is that GPIO_SD_B0_00 runs at 1.8V, whereas the other runs at 3.3V.
In the code below, I am changing the pullup/pulldown. I have also tried setting a pulldown in the initial config, but that did not work either on the GPIO_SD_B0_00 pin. The sample code works as expected when using pin GPIO_B0_00.
Sample code:
uint8_t readVal = 0U;
// enable 100k pullup on pin
IOMUXC_SetPinConfig(IOMUXC_GPIO_SD_B0_00_GPIO3_IO12, 0xB0B0U);
// wait for change to complete by checking the register written to by previous line
while(*((volatile uint32_t *)0x401F83ACU) != 0xB0B0)
{
}
if(GPIO_PinRead(GPIO3, 12))
{
readVal |= 1;
}
// enable 100k pulldown on pin
IOMUXC_SetPinConfig(IOMUXC_GPIO_SD_B0_00_GPIO3_IO12, 0x30B0U);
// wait for change to complete by checking the register written to by previous line
while(*((volatile uint32_t *)0x401F83ACU) != 0x30B0U)
{
}
if(GPIO_PinRead(GPIO3, 12))
{
readVal |= (1 << 1);
}
