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IO Defined for LF operation

David Guest

For he IO pins you have identifed for LF use, is this related to the correct operation of BT (as in these IO would induce noise and affect the BT operation) ?

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    Hi,

    Yes, it has been noted that the usage of the pins close to the radio for high frequency signals >10 kHz can interfere with it. You can either schedule the operation such that the pins are used for high frequency signals when radio is not active or move the signals to other pins not marked as low frequency / low drive.

    regards

    Jared 

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    Hi,

    Yes, it has been noted that the usage of the pins close to the radio for high frequency signals >10 kHz can interfere with it. You can either schedule the operation such that the pins are used for high frequency signals when radio is not active or move the signals to other pins not marked as low frequency / low drive.

    regards

    Jared 

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