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03-10-07, 15:01 #1

hbaocr
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hello,all friend
I'm studying ARM7 LPC2148, which is differences between fast GPIO and low GPIO
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04-10-07, 05:39 #2

vhn
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Hi hbaocr,
Legacy GPIO registers are known as "slow" GPIOs and the GPIO ports with enhanced features are
Join Date: Sep 2006 known as "fast" GPIOs in ARM7 terminology. A different set of registers have to be programmed if
Posts: 75 you need to use fast GPIOs. For backward compatibility, some ports can still be accessed as slow
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Points: 1,917 The fast GPIOs generally are more responsive in nature. It is claimed that these enhanced ports
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04-10-07, 17:58 #3

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Hi

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5/16/13 ARM7 which is differences between fast GPIO and low GPIO
Achievements: The fast GPIO came with silicon rev 01 and can toggel the I/O line as fast as 15 MHz

The slow GPIO can access the I/O pin slower at about 3.5 MHz

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05-10-07, 00:28 #4

hbaocr
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thank all my friend very much
but How can i set pin to fast GPIO mode
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05-10-07, 16:09 #5

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Hi hbaocr,
First you need to select the port pin functionality as a GPIO using PINSEL registers. Further the
Join Date: Sep 2006 direction has to be controlled by using FIOxDIR register. And to control the output we should use
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Hi hbaocr,

Join Date: Jan 2006 In addition to what vhn has specified you will also have to set the SCS register to enable the fast
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