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YHers's avatar
YHers
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2 years ago

Serial IO GPIO Host Controller - INT34BB

Hello, I would like to use the Intel GPIO controller in our applications that are written in .net. I have a motherboard with this controller, I have the pins wired out and I have the driver - but...
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2 years ago

Hi Yanky,

For clarification purposes, this is the community forum for Intel® Developer Cloud related topics.

Please provide more info regarding the details of your Intel board so that we can direct the issue to the proper channels.

Regards,

Hairul


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2 years ago

Hello Hairul,

The model number of the board we are using in this instance is WK-WHLUB0-6C2L. I have attached the manual for the board.

Ultimately there is no question that it is an Intel GPIO chipset being used in this mainboard, and this is what I need assistance with.

I apologize if I posted it to the wrong channel - I just could not find any better option where to post me request.
If someone here can assist - great, if not, please point me to the correct place where this should be posted, and I'll be happy to post it on that channel.

Thanks,

Yanky

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    Leonardo99
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    2 years ago

    Hi,

    did you manage the use the GPIO Controller from a .NET app?

    I'm currently facing the same issue, let me know if you have any SDK / API.

    Thanks in advance.

    Leonardo

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      YHers
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      2 years ago

      Hello,

      Unfortunately I hit a brick wall with Intel and could not find anyone to talk to or any information about this controller. I would think that a company like intel would at least have some documentation that I could find - and if not, at least they should be helpful and point me in the right direction - but that is not the case.

      For now, I had no choice but to use an external controller. I still have hopes that someone will be successful in finding this info and sharing it here so that I will be able to use the onboard controller.

      Please keep me updated and share it here if you manage to make any progress.

      Thanks,

      Yanky