flipper-zero-tutorials/gpio/pins/L6_Blue_CS(CE)_PB2.txt

For SPI, libraries do not treat as CS (although it is shown in some diagrams.) This is just a GPIO pin, but it typically get connected to "CE" (for Chip Enable -- e.g. take chip out of standby.)  It is typically logic LOW.  On the CC1101 it is used for GDO0 (general purpose IRQ).

Generic GPIO uses PB2.

CHECK: "LPTIM1.OUT/COMP1 IN+"

Devices:
- NRF24L01[SPI] (CE)
- NRF24L01[SPI] (CE)
- CC1101[SPI] (GDO0)
Added first draft of "pins" project 2023-02-27 21:26:51 +00:00			`For SPI, libraries do not treat as CS (although it is shown in some diagrams.) This is just a GPIO pin, but it typically get connected to "CE" (for Chip Enable -- e.g. take chip out of standby.) It is typically logic LOW. On the CC1101 it is used for GDO0 (general purpose IRQ).`

			`Generic GPIO uses PB2.`

			`CHECK: "LPTIM1.OUT/COMP1 IN+"`

			`Devices:`
			`- NRF24L01[SPI] (CE)`
Fix my second NRF24L01 to be named correctly. 2023-02-28 00:23:40 +00:00			`- NRF24L01[SPI] (CE)`
Added first draft of "pins" project 2023-02-27 21:26:51 +00:00			`- CC1101[SPI] (GDO0)`