From: Peter B. <pe...@pu...> - 2008-03-06 21:58:23
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I just purchased a waysmall 400xm-bt to use in a car project, and I have a couple of questions. I've been surfing the mailist archives looking for information, and have found quite a bit. I still have a question regarding GPIO. Does the waysmall 400xm-bt have a free GPIO pin I can use? It's the stock unit that is offered off the website. I have a little custom circuitry that will use the state of the car (on or off) to drive a pin high or low. I can then use the state knowledge to slow the proc down, turn off the USB port, and turn off the bluetooth radio to drop power consumption a bit. The power draw is too low to care too much about putting it to sleep, and the coding effort to get sleep/standby to work might be more than the power savings is worth. If the unit doesn't have a free pin, what can I buy for this setup that does? I'll be OK if someone tells me I have to buy a different unit to get what I want, I bought this setup before I realized it didn't specify free GPIO resources. And for now, I'm less worried about power and more worried about getting it all to work. Thanks for any help. -- Pete Funny=Truth Truth=Beauty So take it as a complement when people say you look Funny. |