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Monday, November 12, 2007

Re: [oopic] c-chip pinouts

Yes, those can be used freely. The usual caveats apply when using the
analog inputs (IOLines 1-4) as digital inputs/outputs, but that can be
worked around.

DLC

s.k.f. wrote:

>I have a c-chip comming in (just to get the smaller size) and am
>curious to know if the outputs on the ends can be used as regular i/o.
>I don't need the a/d or pwm but do need some more digital outputs.
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