Using LEDs - DEPRECATED
By default 4 LEDs are defined in OS_Board_Defines.h for various purposes.
The first one is usually used as an Activity indicator: it is turned on when entering any interrupt and turned of when the processor enters any idle or sleep mode, so a life representation of the system activity is visible to the eye. By connecting a scope probe to this LED it also allows to measure the active to idle ratio.
LEDs are defined using 4 proprocessor macros:
#define OS_CFGREG_BOARD_LED0_PORT_CONFIG GPIOX
#define OS_CFGREG_BOARD_LED0_PORT_WRITE GPIOX
#define OS_CFGREG_BOARD_LED0_PORT_READ GPIOX
#define OS_CFGPIN_BOARD_LED0_PIN AVR32_PIN_PX16
#define OS_CFGBOOL_BOARD_LED0_ISACTIVE_LOW (true)
Using the debug LEDs is quite easy:
#include "portable/devices/debug/include/OSDebugLed1.h"
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OSDebugLed1::init();
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OSDebugLed1::on();
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OSDebugLed1::off();
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OSDebugLed1::toggle();
