00:51 <Guest32> Does anyone know where I can find a doc that shows the pinouts of the pin header on the BeagleBone AI?

01:27 <set_> Guest32: Yes.

01:28 <set_> I say github.

01:37 <set_> Hey...are you guys building a 64-bit AI?

01:40 <set_> Guest32: Here... https://github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-ai/wiki/System-Reference-Manual . That should bring you to the 32-bit SiP AI.

01:41 <set_> Sorry. SoC AI.

01:43 <set_> So, the pinouts are here: https://github.com/beagleboard/beaglebone-ai/wiki/System-Reference-Manual#71-expansion-connectors .

02:01 <set_> mattb0ne: Look here ... https://community.element14.com/learn/learning-center/essentials/w/documents/23151/mechatronics-ii-magnetic-encoders?ICID=essentials-featured-widget

02:01 <set_> I know you were going over encoders of different types w/ actuators, right. So, look at that specific example.

02:01 <set_> It is a short on ideas.

11:43 <set_> Did you hear that Oxygen and Magnesium got together?

11:43 <set_> OMg!

13:39 <johanhenselmans> zmatt: I got this from (for example) ‘config-pin -l P9.24’ which results in Available modes for P9_24 are: default gpio gpio_pu gpio_pd gpio_input uart can i2c pru_uart pruin

13:49 <johanhenselmans> I thought that, in the case that a button is pressed, gpio_input should be an appropriate name for the configuration. But any other suggestion is welcome.

14:26 <zmatt> default is fine

14:27 <zmatt> pinmux has no control over whether a pin is input or output

14:27 <zmatt> that's done via the gpio interface

14:30 <zmatt> johanhenselmans: and like I said earlier, the modes "gpio", "gpio_pu", "gpio_pd" only differ in how the weak internal pull-up/down resistor is configured, which is usually not very important. (but it's recommended to avoid disabling internal pull (i.e. use mode "gpio") unless you have a very good reason to do so)

14:31 <zmatt> hmm, (*i.e. avoid using mode "gpio") would have been a better way to phrase that

14:31 <zmatt> the "gpio_input" mode appears to be a mistake and is just the same as "gpio"

17:42 <Guest70> Hello everyone, I recently purchased a Beaglebone Green and http://192.168.7.2/ is not working? Should I first reflash it?

21:27 <Guest61> Hi, what is the operating temperature range of the BeagleBone-AI board?  In one of the support pages, the web site has the temperature range of the Sitara SOC, but not of the PCBA itself.  Thank you.