Blink onboard LED on Pico W using PIO? #10881
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Sorry if this is obvious, but I can't seem to find a way to blink the Pico W's onboard LED using the PIO.
Is there an obvious workaround that I'm missing? |
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dpgeorge
Feb 28, 2023
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This is not possible to do on the Pico W, because on that board the built-in LED is driven by the WiFi chip (the CYW4343). So there's quite a lot going on to turn that LED on/off, it's not a simple GPIO on the RP2040. |
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This is not possible to do on the Pico W, because on that board the built-in LED is driven by the WiFi chip (the CYW4343). So there's quite a lot going on to turn that LED on/off, it's not a simple GPIO on the RP2040.