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Found that using those two pins for I2C lead to an infinite loop in twim / fn wait(). Both pins do not toggle and stay high, on nRF52840 dongle.
Is this related to their secondary function (NFC antenna)? Or have I overlooked something? Thanks!
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Yep, you have to "unlock" the pins for normal IO functionality. You may try the code below :)
/// "Unprotect" NFC pins and enable as GPIO pins (stored in FLASH, needs reset after change) /// Returns `true` if setting was changed pub fn nfc_pins_as_gpio(periphs: &pac::Peripherals) -> bool { if periphs.UICR.nfcpins.read().protect().bit_is_set() { let nvmc = &periphs.NVMC; assert!(!nvmc.config.read().wen().is_een()); // write + erase is forbidden! nvmc.config.write(|w| w.wen().wen()); unsafe { periphs.UICR.nfcpins.write(|w| w.bits(0)) }; nvmc.config.reset(); true } else { false } }
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Found that using those two pins for I2C lead to an infinite loop in twim / fn wait().
Both pins do not toggle and stay high, on nRF52840 dongle.
Is this related to their secondary function (NFC antenna)? Or have I overlooked something?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: