It no longer makes sense, changed the environment to IAR and everything works as it should (not only the GPIO, but also the entire project including SPI).

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Saram over 6 years ago

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Saram over 6 years ago in reply to Jørgen Holmefjord +1 suggested

It no longer makes sense, changed the environment to IAR and everything works as it should (not only the GPIO, but also the entire project including SPI).

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0 Jørgen Holmefjord over 6 years ago

How have you connected the LED? Did you connect the LED to GPIO P1.02 (pin # 39 on the module)? Note that the pin numbers used in the application is referring to the GPIO number (PORT_NUMBER*32 + PIN_NUMBER).
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0 Saram over 6 years ago in reply to Jørgen Holmefjord

Yes it is connected to P1.02. If in SPI config I choose 34 for SCK and trasmitting i see the light
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0 Saram over 6 years ago in reply to Jørgen Holmefjord

Yes it is connected to P1.02. If in SPI config I choose 34 for SCK and trasmitting i see the light
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