Question about the Up's leds

Mars
Mars New Member Posts: 4 ✭
in UP Board Windows
Hi,

I am running W10 Enterprise on my Up Board and I was wondering if I can address the onboard leds from C# or Asm. I know it's possible under Linux but I am not sure how to do it under Windows if it's even possible.

Greetings

Mars
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    Hi Mars,
    Do you mean the three LEDs on the back?
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  • Mars
    Mars New Member Posts: 4 ✭
    Yup, those are the one I was referring to :)
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    Hi Mars,
    Our colleague is evaluating provide way to control the LED, update you later. :)
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  • Mars
    Mars New Member Posts: 4 ✭
    Thanks a lot JKuo :)
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  • Chris Botha
    Chris Botha New Member Posts: 48 ✭
    any more news on this? the lack of a flickering red light to let you know the sd is loading stuff while you look at a black screen praying for a boot is an issue, perhaps add at least one led to the bios?
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    Hi ,
    The LED SDK is under development.
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  • Mike Foley
    Mike Foley New Member Posts: 4 ✭
    Any word as to when the LED SDK will be released?
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    The project planner doesn't provide specific released date.
    After he comes back to office, I will try to check with him.
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    Update some status.
    The schedule of the LEDs SDK is postponed, and don't have expected target date.
    So currently we can only use Linux OS to control the LEDs if necessary.
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  • Martin Mayr
    Martin Mayr New Member Posts: 54 ✭
    Hello,

    since the LED control SDK for Windows is postponed is there a possibility to get the details about which registers to write to to control them manually by creating a driver ?

    I regret actually a bit the missing documentation about the board to be able to progress internally in cases where we don't get support for the board ...

    Is there a set of documentation available to be able to create our own device Drivers for the UP board ?

    Best regards
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  • Mars
    Mars New Member Posts: 4 ✭
    It's pretty sad that the support for the 1st
    UP board already got dropped. Probably because there are too much issues with the first generation boards.
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