I found out from the PicoZed 7015_7030_User's Guide that the 1st and 2nd pins of JX2 are basically MIO 10 and 13 respectively.
Now the zynq_gpio basically starts from gpiochip906 that is the 0th pin of gpio is at position 906, and as i want to access the 10th pin that is JX2.1, so I used the following commands in the linux terminal.
root@picotry2:/sys/class/gpio# echo 916 > export
root@picotry2:/sys/class/gpio# echo out > gpio916/direction
root@picotry2:/sys/class/gpio# cat gpio916/direction
out
root@picotry2:/sys/class/gpio# echo 1 > gpio916/value
The logic behind me using 916 is that if the 0th pin is at 906 so the tenth pin of MIO will be at 916. But the problem is that when i check the output in the multimeter, JX2.1 is not showing significant voltage, it just shows 0.04 V.
I have also attached two extra gpio modules in the block design. The first one starts from gpiochip 897 and the second one starts from gpiochip 902.
Can anyone please give me a suggestion as to what mistake i am making?
