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<badrbouslikhin[m> Is there a GPIO applet? Or any other way to simply control GPIOs?
<badrbouslikhin[m> * Hello!Is there
<badrbouslikhin[m> * Hello! Is there
<whitequark[cis]> nope
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<Attie[m]> (there are changes pending)
<Attie[m]> badrbouslikhin: see above
<badrbouslikhin[m> Great, thanks a lot!
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<esc_ctrl[m]> I am still learning this device, having received it two days ago, but is there any way to simulate a digital potentiometer between two GPIO pins? A way to change the resistance programmatically
<whitequark[cis]> nope, not supported by hardware
<whitequark[cis]> you do have pullups and pulldowns, but that's it
<whitequark[cis]> I'm intrigued, what's the use case?
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<Attie[m]> change resistance? no ... change an analog voltage (based on PWM + RC)? yes, should work
<Attie[m]> if you're after a potentiometer, then look into a digital pot, they can be controlled via I2C / SPI