GPIO drivers for IoT
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You can use the GPIO SDK to link your embedded board
please click the link below to download a SDK file
GPIO SDK
please note: the SDK file is not UWP app -
Yes I had already found this example code, but my problem is to detect (rising/falling) edges of an input line. The frequency of my data is approx. 100khz-1Mhz, so polling is not an option. Is there an example of how to do this?
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wdej wrote:Yes I had already found this example code, but my problem is to detect (rising/falling) edges of an input line. The frequency of my data is approx. 100khz-1Mhz, so polling is not an option. Is there an example of how to do this?
unfortunately the SDK doesn’t support that kind of function... -
@rogertsai(AAEON) said:
You can use the GPIO SDK to link your embedded board
please click the link below to download a SDK file
GPIO SDK
please note: the SDK file is not UWP appHi Roger,
The aaeonFrameworkSetup zip file in the Hi-Safe driver is detected as containing 2 viruses: Trojan:Win32/Vagger!rfn and Trojan:Win32/Bitrep.A. Can you please host the clean files on the UP Squared downloads page?
Thanks,
Roland
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@RolandP said:
Hi Roger,The aaeonFrameworkSetup zip file in the Hi-Safe driver is detected as containing 2 viruses: Trojan:Win32/Vagger!rfn and Trojan:Win32/Bitrep.A. Can you please host the clean files on the UP Squared downloads page?
Thanks,
Roland
I share file on my onedrive. It's UP Squared SDK reuploaded.
UP-APL01_20180525.zip -
What if we want to use GPIOs with a UWP app?