Closed nielsonm236 closed 1 year ago
Arrrgh ... false alarm. I had some pins disabled that just happened to exactly correspond to the pins I was using as test output when remapped. "Disabled" floats to a logic 1, which made the pins look like they were on. What are the chances.
If I have Pinout Option 1 (the normal IO to Pin mapping), all outputs are OFF, and I then switch to Pinout Option 2, all pins seem to operate normally. However, if I have Pinout Option 1, have a few pins ON, and then I switch to Pinout Option 2, those pins that were ON stay ON and cannot be turned off. This is weird and will be difficult to diagnose as I can't run the UART when using alternate pinouts. I may be forced to turn all outputs OFF before allowing a change to the Pinout Option. That shouldn't hurt anything as changing Pinout Options moves the pins all around anyway, so having them switch OFF as part of that process should be fine.