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PIC32 demo and switch inputsPosted by barber colman on March 5, 2010 I have been looking at the PIC32 demo and though that the switches on the explorer or PIC32 board would be read as part of the demo. Either the switches are not read or I missed something big time. RE: PIC32 demo and switch inputsPosted by Dave on March 6, 2010 The demo projects normally write to LEDs but don't read from switches. You should find example code to do that in the projects that come with the hardware. RE: PIC32 demo and switch inputsPosted by barber colman on March 8, 2010 That is my plan. I was just surprised that there was not a RTOS example of reading switch input. I plan on using the Microchip AN1227 as a starting point for reading a keyboard and sending data to the display driver. thanks
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