GPIO drivers for Windows 10

Denis
Denis New Member Posts: 4 ✭
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Hi, I found a pdf where is explained that the up board with windwos 10 needs drivers for GPIO pins but i can't find these drivers, someone know where i can get them? In my up board i found a lot of unknown devices so i think one of them is GPIO hw, I tried to use intel driver update utility to find missing drivers but it hasn't found anything?
I found these drivers: https://downloadcenter.intel.com/download/25122/Intel-I-O-Processor-Controller-Driver-for-Windows-10
but them aren't compatible with the up board
Someone have some tips?

Thanks!
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  • Aling
    Aling Guest Posts: 561 admin
    At this moment, we provide Windows DIO SDK instead of driver. I hope it can be helpful for now. https://up-community.org/downloads/microsoft-windows
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  • Jay Talbott
    Jay Talbott New Member Posts: 9 ✭
    The current DIO SDK says it's still an alpha kit, and says that the official SDK or driver support will release soon.

    Is there a date when the official SDK/driver will be released?

    Thanks,

    - Jay
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  • Aling
    Aling Guest Posts: 561 admin
    Here is updated GPIO DRIVER www.up-board.org/doc/UP/driver/EAPI&SDK.rar
    We are still in progress of compiling it into auto-installation driver; and will have another update soon.
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  • Jay Talbott
    Jay Talbott New Member Posts: 9 ✭
    The contents of this new package are totally different than what was in the alpha GPIO SDK. Is this what the final interface will be?
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  • Jay Talbott
    Jay Talbott New Member Posts: 9 ✭
    It has been almost 2 months... when will the final GPIO SDK be finalized and released?

    Thanks,

    - Jay
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    Hi ,
    Please download Hi-Safe2&aaeonFramework and SDK here:

    Hi-Safe2&aaeonFramework
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/xzqtfmkzbosnusp/Hi-Safe_v2_20161021.rar?dl=0

    DIO SDK(For C++)
    https://www.dropbox.com/s/pqvbukn3qg8v1yo/Dio.rar?dl=0

    DIO SDK(For C#)
    https://www.dropbox.com/sh/zbxksj2quwepc6u/AAAhhrwbUINJ4EQtZMMDHEUea?dl=0
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  • Jay Talbott
    Jay Talbott New Member Posts: 9 ✭
    Aling Wu mentioned earlier that you were working on an auto-installation driver package (rather than having to install the driver using Device Manager). When will that be available?

    For my application I will need to be able to do an unattended installation of the framework driver.

    Thanks,

    - Jay
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  • Jacky Kuo
    Jacky Kuo New Member Posts: 70 ✭
    Hi Jay,
    The executable file to install AAEON framework is a long term plan.
    Sorry .. currently we don't have a specific date to provide this auto-installation driver package.
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  • Bastian
    Bastian New Member Posts: 5 ✭
    edited January 2017
    Is it possible to use I2C in Windows in C#?

    Will be there a update for this sdk? it is called alpha ... no progress since release
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  • Aling
    Aling Guest Posts: 561 admin
    Basti, sorry, I am not a technical guy. but I did discuss I2C driver issue with UP team. As far as I understand I2C driver differs according to different connecting device, so you will need to have driver or sample code from the connecting device. Then from there, you can use our sample code to make driver.
    JKuo is away for CNY. Will be back with us in 1 week, then we can know more from him.
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  • Connor Early
    Connor Early New Member Posts: 20 ✭✭
    Hi, what's the status of the drivers? Are they on the downloads page now?
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  • David
    David New Member Posts: 3 ✭
    Hi,

    I also needed a Windows 10 full with GPIO pins so I’ve recently bought an UP Board.

    After installing W10 and reading quite a few posts in your forum,
    I’ve stumbled with the unpleasant surprise that GPIO is still unsupported.

    I’ve got 4 yellow exclamation warnings in Device Manager:
    ACPI\80862288\1
    ACPI\80862288\2
    ACPI\ADC081C\4&377525F2&0
    ACPI\HAD022A8\1

    I would like to get an estimated date of having the full working Windows .

    Best!
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  • David
    David New Member Posts: 3 ✭
    I also needed a Windows 10 full with GPIO pins so I’ve recently bought an UP Board.

    After installing W10 64bits I’ve stumbled with the unpleasant surprise that GPIO is still unsupported.

    I’ve got 4 yellow exclamation warnings in Device Manager:
    ACPI\80862288\1
    ACPI\80862288\2
    ACPI\ADC081C\4&377525F2&0
    ACPI\HAD022A8\1

    I would like to get an estimated date of having the full working Windows drivers.
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