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Both the datasheet and the comments in the code mention that the OSCIO pin can be used for input/output just like the other pins. It is indeed possible to set it to input/output and to make it output a clock signal with the clock() function, but I did not find a way to either read or write to it.
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I just reread the datasheet, apparently it cannot be used as input, only as a general purpose output.
Still, I cannot find a way to just write to this pin using this library.
Both the datasheet and the comments in the code mention that the OSCIO pin can be used for input/output just like the other pins. It is indeed possible to set it to input/output and to make it output a clock signal with the
clock()
function, but I did not find a way to either read or write to it.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: