Hey, I'm new to electronics and microcontrollers.
I downloaded your ABE_Helper & IOPI from Github.
I'm using raspberry pi 3b+ with your IOPI Plus that has 16 channel relay switch connected to bus 1 and 16 channel relay switch connected to bus 2 they are both a low-level trigger.
What I want to do at the start of the application is to set the port direction to "input" because I want to modify the pin state, then I have to set port pullups to 0x00 so it will trigger the state, and then I just write 0xFF//0x00 to given port?
I wanted to test the logic and set half of the pins state to 0 and a half to 1..
private void OnBusConnected(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var bus = (IOPi)sender;
//PORT A
bus.SetPortDirection(0, 0x00);
bus.SetPortPullups(0, 0x00);
bus.WritePort(0, 0xFF);
//PORT B
bus.SetPortDirection(1, 0x00);
bus.SetPortPullups(1, 0x00);
bus.WritePort(1, 0x00);
}
Is my logic correct? Because it does absolutely nothing. I tried to make it clear but please say if I have to clear something out.
C# beginner question
933 Views - Created 28/10/2020
28/10/2020
Posted by:
thermos
28/10/2020
Posted by:
andrew
Location:
United Kingdom
Hello
Are you using our .net core library with your C# project? If so then we have two demo files for reading the status of the ports on the IO Pi Plus and writing values to the outputs of each port.
The code you have posted is setting the ports to be outputs and turning all of the pins to a high state so they will be outputting 5V on each pin.
To use the ports as inputs you will need to set the port direction to 0xFF. bus.SetPortDirection(0, 0xFF); To read the value from a port you would use the ReadPort or ReadPin functions.
We have a series of tutorials in our knowledge base for the IO Pi Plus. It may be worth reading through the tutorials to get a better understanding of how the IO Pi Plus works. The tutorials use the Python programming language but the principles are the same across all of our supported programming languages.
The main difference between our python and .net core C# libraries is the naming convention for the functions. In Python, the functions are lowercase with underscores separating the words while in C# the functions are capitalised with no underscores so the set_pin_direction in Python becomes SetPinDirection in C#.
Are you using our .net core library with your C# project? If so then we have two demo files for reading the status of the ports on the IO Pi Plus and writing values to the outputs of each port.
The code you have posted is setting the ports to be outputs and turning all of the pins to a high state so they will be outputting 5V on each pin.
To use the ports as inputs you will need to set the port direction to 0xFF. bus.SetPortDirection(0, 0xFF); To read the value from a port you would use the ReadPort or ReadPin functions.
We have a series of tutorials in our knowledge base for the IO Pi Plus. It may be worth reading through the tutorials to get a better understanding of how the IO Pi Plus works. The tutorials use the Python programming language but the principles are the same across all of our supported programming languages.
The main difference between our python and .net core C# libraries is the naming convention for the functions. In Python, the functions are lowercase with underscores separating the words while in C# the functions are capitalised with no underscores so the set_pin_direction in Python becomes SetPinDirection in C#.
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