I’m able to toggle different pins using the ‘man’ command, and even write a specific sequence to an address with the ‘set’ command. For example I can write ‘set 0 2 f4240’ and ‘get 0’ will give me the ‘2 f4240’ I expect. Afterwards I send ‘swr’ to execute the sequence, however, the corresponding pin never switched to high. I thought maybe the sequence never starts running. When I check with ‘sts’, it does show that it is running. I’ve also tried running the example code with the ‘add’ command. Even with this I don’t see any pins switch to high.
(Another thing I’m experiencing is, the ‘man’ command only works if I repeat a command twice. For example, ‘man 1’ won’t switch any pins high, however, if I repeat the same command again pin 1 goes high. I can also send ‘man 1’ twice back to back and this will switch the pin. Is this expected behavior, or am I doing something wrong?)
I’m able to toggle different pins using the ‘man’ command, and even write a specific sequence to an address with the ‘set’ command. For example I can write ‘set 0 2 f4240’ and ‘get 0’ will give me the ‘2 f4240’ I expect. Afterwards I send ‘swr’ to execute the sequence, however, the corresponding pin never switched to high. I thought maybe the sequence never starts running. When I check with ‘sts’, it does show that it is running. I’ve also tried running the example code with the ‘add’ command. Even with this I don’t see any pins switch to high.
(Another thing I’m experiencing is, the ‘man’ command only works if I repeat a command twice. For example, ‘man 1’ won’t switch any pins high, however, if I repeat the same command again pin 1 goes high. I can also send ‘man 1’ twice back to back and this will switch the pin. Is this expected behavior, or am I doing something wrong?)