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| Subject: | [ts-7000] LEDs |
| From: | "Yan Seiner" <> |
| Date: | Wed, 04 Jan 2006 20:25:02 -0000 |
I've got a couple of questions on LEDs....
Anyone know of a way to turn on an LED as soon as the power is applied
and then turn it off under software control? I am trying to get an
indicator that the power is applied and the system is booting....
Also, anyone know of a packaged LED that can be driven directly off of
one of the DIO pins? I am thinking of a light assembly that takes TTL
levels as input, and has a separate 5V power, and turns on and off
with TTL control? (Am I making any sense at all? I just came back
from Japan and I'm still jet-lagged quite a bit....)
--Yan
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