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adv:apireference [2023/12/22 20:15] – document the Direct Pin Access commands lord_nightmareadv:apireference [2023/12/24 00:40] (current) – [Direct Pin Access] david.rysk
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 **?idlog** – returns a text string that describes the process used to determine the type of drive that is connected. Used to debug when drives aren’t recognized properly. **?idlog** – returns a text string that describes the process used to determine the type of drive that is connected. Used to debug when drives aren’t recognized properly.
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 +**force:5.25**, **force:3.5**, **force:pc** – forces Disk II 5.25", Apple 3.5", or PC drive mode, respectively.
 +Should not be necessary outside of testing and debugging as autodetection will normally detect the drive – see the documentation for **connect** and **?kind**.
  
 **?safe** – returns “+” or “-” depending on the position of the Safe switch on the front of the Applesauce **?safe** – returns “+” or “-” depending on the position of the Safe switch on the front of the Applesauce
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 ==== Direct Pin Access ==== ==== Direct Pin Access ====
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 +These are primarily meant for hardware troubleshooting and are subject to change.
  
 **pins:connect** – enables the '245 **pins:connect** – enables the '245
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 **pins:disconnect** – disables the '245 **pins:disconnect** – disables the '245
  
-**pins:?map** – prints the current pin map (dependent on drive kind, see ?kind)+**pins:?map** – prints the current pin map (dependent on drive kind, see **?kind**)
  
-**n** below is the pin number output from the pins:?map command.+**n** below is the pin number output from the **pins:?map** command.
  
-**pins:i n** – sets pin n to input mode+**pins:i n** – sets pin **n** to input mode
  
-**pins:o n** – sets pin n to output mode+**pins:o n** – sets pin **n** to output mode
  
-**pins:r n** – returns “+” or “-” depending on the state of pin n+**pins:r n** – returns “+” or “-” depending on the state of pin **n**
  
-**pins:wh n** – writes logic level high to pin n+**pins:wh n** – writes logic level high to pin **n**
  
-**pins:wl n** – writes logic level low to pin n+**pins:wl n** – writes logic level low to pin **n**