ATUC256L4U: GPIO erroneously detecting

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Posted by Mithrandir_: Fri. Dec 3, 2021 - 02:16 PM
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Hello.

 

I have a 1k resistor wired directly between PA18 and Ground on some newer PCBs. I am using it as hardware detection of the PCB version in the following way:

 

#define REVISION_DETECT_PIN       AVR32_PIN_PA18

pio_enable_gpio_pin(REVISION_DETECT_PIN);
gpio_enable_pin_pull_up(REVISION_DETECT_PIN);

if (gpio_pin_is_low(REVISION_DETECT_PIN)) {
	p4_pcb_rev = PCB_REV2;
}

In the older versions there is nothing connected to PA18 yet it still claims to detect something and spits out PCB_REV2.

 

Does anyone see some obvious mistake here? 

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Posted by mikech: Fri. Dec 3, 2021 - 11:56 PM
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The pullup-resistance on that processor family is 75k (min), 100k (typical), 145k (max).

Excessive stray leakage to ground ?
Long wire-trace to that hardware-detection resistor that is picking-up some RFI ?

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