EVO ONO GPIO Usage#
GPIO Pin Definition#
Interface |
Pin Number |
Description |
Device Node |
|---|---|---|---|
DI_0 |
1 |
GPIO IN |
271 |
DI_1 |
3 |
GPIO IN |
270 |
DI_2 |
5 |
GPIO IN |
269 |
DI_3 |
7 |
GPIO IN |
268 |
DO_0 |
9 |
GPIO OUT |
272 |
DO_1 |
11 |
GPIO OUT |
273 |
DO_2 |
13 |
GPIO OUT |
274 |
DO_3 |
15 |
GPIO OUT |
275 |
GND |
2、4、6、8、10、12、14、16 |
Ground |
DI Hardware Specification#
Voltage |
|
|---|---|
Logic level is high |
3.75V ~ 24V |
Logic level is low |
0V ~ 2V |
DI Usage#
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Description |
|
|---|---|
Vin |
Input Voltage |
GND |
Ground |
A |
Anode |
C |
Cathode |
The example of using the GPIO interface is as follows.
# switch to root
sudo su -
# Read Data(DI)
cat /sys/class/gpio/<device node name>/value
# Example: cat /sys/class/gpio/gpio339/value
DO Hardware Specification#
Voltage |
|
|---|---|
Logic level is high |
3.3V/5V/12V/24V |
Logic level is low |
0V |
DO Usage#
Description |
|
|---|---|
Vout |
Output voltage |
GND |
Ground |
emitt |
Abbreviation for Emitter |
colle |
Abbreviation for Collector |
The example of GPIO interface is as follows. Please modify the < > information to the GPIO node number to be adjusted. modify the information to the output voltage to be adjusted， For the specific correspondence, please refer to the [pin number] section
sudo su -
echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/<gpio339>/value
sudo /usr/local/bin/volout.sh 3.3
echo 0 > /sys/class/gpio/<gpio339>/value
cat /sys/class/gpio/<gpio339>/value