Externally access LED on Thingy 52

[alexa]

Hello!

I would like to know if there is any way to route the signal from the main LED from Nordic Thingy 52. I checked its data sheet and I only found the pinout for other internal parts (at page 55).

Thanks in advance!

[alexa]

Hi. A small update: after studying a bit Figure 19: LED schematic from the mentioned data sheet, I realised that the question needs some clarification. Hence the reformulation:

How could I route out the signal which turns on those LEDs to a simple GPIO (e.g. to P0.02)?

The reasoning behind would be to run the light switch demo on Thingys, but instead of turning on the integrated LED, to set a GPIO (to use this signal further).

I did this thing on the nRF52840 devboard, from re-routing the according pins from the pca file, but here it seems more tricky.

Thanks in advance!

[awneil]

alexa said:

instead of turning on the integrated LED, to set a GPIO (to use this signal further).

Have you looked at section 7.11, "Interface", in the document you linked?

"Extra GPIOs can be found on connector P4 (see Pin maps on page 54). In addition to P4, some of the GPIOs are available on connectors P5-P8. These connectors are compatible with the Grove system from Seeedstudio. P5 and P7 are connected to the same I2C bus as the low power accelerometer, and only I2C devices should be connected to these connectors. P6 has two analog/digital I/Os and P8 has one"

[alexa]

Hi anweil and thanks for the idea. Unfortunately, that is not my point. I do not lack extra GPIOs, in general.

Instead, I need to reroute the specific signal from the Thingy main LED to one of those GPIOs. Maybe now I cleared my question more.

[Kenneth]

The hardware files can be downloaded from: 
https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-tools/Prototyping-platforms/Nordic-Thingy-91/Download

Edit: I guess this was thingy52 hardware files:
https://www.nordicsemi.com/Software-and-tools/Prototyping-platforms/Nordic-Thingy-52/Download 

Likely you can look at the schematic and layout.

[alexa]

Hello and thanks for the suggestion. But I already looked at that and my question is more specific - can this: 

alexa said:

How could I route out the signal which turns on those LEDs to a simple GPIO

 be done? (from my perspective, no - but you and the Nordic team are the experts on this)