This package provides class to control the GPIO on Olinuxino A10S. Current release does no support any peripheral functions.
Example
Typical usage:
#!/usr/bin/env python import A10S_GPIO as GPIO #init module GPIO.init() #configure module GPIO.setcfg(GPIO.PIN#, GPIO.OUTPUT) GPIO.setcfg(GPIO.PIN#, GPIO.INPUT) #read the current GPIO configuration config = GPIO.getcfg(GPIO.PIN#) #set GPIO high GPIO.output(GPIO.PIN#, GPIO.HIGH) #set GPIO low GPIO.output(GPIO.PIN#, GPIO.LOW) #read input state = GPIO.input(GPIO.PIN#) #cleanup GPIO.cleanup()
Warning
Before using this tool it is HIGHLY RECOMENDED to check Olinuxino A10S schematic.
Changelog
- pyA10S 0.1.0 (2013-05-03)
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