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  1. Hi, So I simply wanted to try out my new CC3220SF using Energia. Unfortunately I noticed that I always get the wrong readings from the pin. I used a voltage divider to ensure the voltage connected to the analog pin is no more than 1.3V. For that I simply took three 1k Ohm resistors and put them in series then connect a parallel circuit from the last resistor to the potentiometer. I also have ensure that the jumper powering the opAmp to enable the ADC on board is populated. I simply used the example code then changed the pin number. I also already have tested changing all the pin nu
  2. I'm getting very frustrated with this CC3200MOD, and the CC3200 in general. First it started with the A0 analog channel always reading 4096 but now on to some GPIO problems. This should be fairly straight forward but apparently they make everything difficult, so I don't know what to say. I have made a custom PCB for using the CC3200MOD. Its supposed to read the 4 ADCs, 3 for accelerometer, which is working great, 1 for an analog microphone, which isn't working at all, but I've given up on it and going to just mux with one of the 3 working ones. Now I have 3 LEDs on the board for general LE
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