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LaunchPad board name and version: INSERT LAUNCHPAD BOARD NAME AND VERSION
Energia IDE version (found in Energia > About Energia menu): INSERT ENERGIA VERSION
Board package version (found in Tools > Boards > Boards Manager menu): INSERT BOARD PACKAGE VERSION
OS name and version: OS X or Windows 10
Describe the expected results.
I expect to power the board on and have it start running my program
Describe the actual results.
When the board is powered up, all the outputs go high for about 1 second before the code starts to run
List the steps to reproduce the problem.
I made a source file in CCS using the 2 onboard LEDs to toggle back and forth. When the board is powered up running that code, both outputs don't go high. The LEDs just start to toggle back & forth as programmed. There is a thread that comes up with a google search of the problem where everyone just accepts that this is what the MSP430 does but it seems to be something that the underlying Energia code is doing because the C code does not make this happen. Has anyone else dealt with this? I can not have all the outputs turn on at the same time with my project. Is there a way to write the Energia sketch to avoid this or do I have to learn how write my code in C?
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Thank you for opening an issue on the Energia repository.
Do not use GitHub issues for project related questions.
Use instead the 43oh forum and TI E2E forum, so everyone can share the questions and answers.
Do not use GitHub issues for questions on third-party libraries.
Use instead their own repositories.
Check the issue hasn't been reported yet.
If an issue has alreday been reported, add your case to its thread.
Please provide the following information.
INSERT LAUNCHPAD BOARD NAME AND VERSIONINSERT ENERGIA VERSIONINSERT BOARD PACKAGE VERSIONDescribe the expected results.
I expect to power the board on and have it start running my program
Describe the actual results.
When the board is powered up, all the outputs go high for about 1 second before the code starts to run
List the steps to reproduce the problem.
I made a source file in CCS using the 2 onboard LEDs to toggle back and forth. When the board is powered up running that code, both outputs don't go high. The LEDs just start to toggle back & forth as programmed. There is a thread that comes up with a google search of the problem where everyone just accepts that this is what the MSP430 does but it seems to be something that the underlying Energia code is doing because the C code does not make this happen. Has anyone else dealt with this? I can not have all the outputs turn on at the same time with my project. Is there a way to write the Energia sketch to avoid this or do I have to learn how write my code in C?