ARM IOMUX GPIO SETTING

[Nagendra]

Hi Sneha,

You should be able to do this by looking at the i.mx data sheets. The data sheets should clearly mention the MUXing options on the pins. I am giving a general answer here, but a specific answer requires going through the particular data sheets of i.mx. It also requires more details like the which one of i.mx processor you are using.

Hope this helps...

with regards,
- Nagendra.


--- On Wed, 5/12/10, snehajp <snehajp at collabera.com> wrote:

From: snehajp <snehajp at collabera.com>
Subject: ARM IOMUX GPIO SETTING
To: linux-arm at lists.infradead.org
Date: Wednesday, May 12, 2010, 6:58 AM

Hi ,

  We are using i.mx 25 board which consists of arm9 controller.I need to
convert the CMOS connector in the board to parallel port pins.We have to
convert CMOS connector pins to GPIO pins using IOMUX configuration.Could
any one help me to configure GPIO pins as parallel port pins and to set
the base address.

Regards,
sneha.


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