Eurotech Support Forums - I/O on Power Up

All Forums

Microsoft Windows CE

General CE

I/O on Power Up

Forum Locked

Send Topic to a Friend

Printer Friendly

Author

Topic

mcmalburg

28 Posts

Posted - 09 Apr 2008 : 21:33:53

System = BitsyXb, WInCe 5.0

I found some items in the forum on the backlight but I was unable to get them to work. I also have some I/O that I need in a particular state on power up and sleep.

I would like to know what needs to be done or put into the regestry files in order to accomplish the following tasks:

1. Power up – I need the following pins to power up in the following states:
a. The backlight pin to power up at a logic 1 in order for my backlight to be on.
b. I/O pin EIO2 to power up at a logic “0”
c. I/O pin EIO3 to power up at a logic “1”
d. I/O pin EIO4 to power up at a logic “1”
2. Sleep mode – When the system goes to sleep I need the following to happen.
a. Backlight needs to go to a logic “0”
b. I/O pin EIO2 to a logic “1”
c. I/O pin EIO3 to a logic “0”
d. I/O pin EIO4 to a logic “0”
3. Power switch/wake up - I have a momentary switch connected to /RQONOFF
When the power switch is depressed I need the system to go into the opposite state that it is currently in. It should follow the above described states.

Thanks

akidder

1519 Posts

Posted - 10 Apr 2008 : 09:02:37

Thanks for the details. You've got several different kinds of IO going on here, so I'll address them individually.

Backlight Control
We have registry keys and hardware table entries to set the power-up and sleep states of the backlight. It sounds like we've got a couple of things to tune up on the BitsyXb backlight control. We're looking into this.

I/O Pins at Boot
The IOs start up as inputs. To control the power-up state of a pin, use a 5k or 10k pull-up or pull-down.

I/O Pins During Sleep
Our IOs typically retain their powered state while asleep. You can trap the sleep request event and put the IOs in the desired state before putting the system to sleep.

Power Switch
The RqOnOff input is the wake/sleep switch. It works as you describe to alternate between running and sleep states.

Drop us a line at support.us@eurotech.com and we can work out the backlight and any other details to get your application running the way you need.

Topic

Forum Locked

Send Topic to a Friend

Printer Friendly

Jump To:

Eurotech Support Forums

This page was generated in 0.03 seconds.

Snitz Forums 2000