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axi gpio (PL) read/modify/write on PS?

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Former Member over 11 years ago

So, I had to choose a forum :P

I have added a GPIO to my PL, and I am pretty sure it's done properly; I can read my inputs and write my outputs (...) from the PS side of things.

I have used the GPIO output port for some control lines; I need to set these in overlapping sequences;

Trying to get that working I realised I don't get the value I wrote to the output; I get zero.

That's fine, but the BSP function XGpio_DiscreteSet does read/modify/write; which of course doesn't work right if the gpio returns zero (you get the last thing you set).

I wonder if I'm doing something wrong in the GPIO configuration either on the PS side or the PL side?  Maybe it's expected behaviour?

It's not the end of the world to maintain the state of the outputs separately, but it would be nice if the source of the state was the actual output register.

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    Is this GPIO port configured as an output only port or as a input/output port? Is the output pin connected to the 'GPIO_O or the 'GPIO_IO?

     

    Depending on how you have configured and connected the GPIO output you may need to make sure the tri-state control is set to enable the output port to drive the output pin so that you can read back the value written to the GPIO output register.

     

    -Gary

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago

    Is this GPIO port configured as an output only port or as a input/output port? Is the output pin connected to the 'GPIO_O or the 'GPIO_IO?

     

    Depending on how you have configured and connected the GPIO output you may need to make sure the tri-state control is set to enable the output port to drive the output pin so that you can read back the value written to the GPIO output register.

     

    -Gary

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