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--- en:edu:zmitac:s2:aih:lab:nrf52gpio [2025/11/14 10:57] – [Tasks for the laboratory on GPIO] ktokarz
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 ===== Tasks for the laboratory on GPIO =====
   - Import the Blinky (zephyr_blink) example in the VS Code, as shown in the introduction to PlatformIO document.
-  - Find a zephyr-button example. It's not importable as the project, so the simplest solution is to replace files main.c and prj.conf in the already imported project (e.g. Blinky). Files can be found in the folder <code>..\.platformio\packages\framework-zephyr\samples\basic\button\src</code>
+  - Find a zephyr-button example. It's not importable as the project, so the simplest solution is to replace files main.c and prj.conf in the already imported project (e.g. Blinky). Files can be found in the folder <code>..\.platformio\packages\framework-zephyr\samples\basic\button\src</code> The Zephyr-button code is also attached to this instruction at the bottom.
   - Merge two projects “blink”, and “button” together to obtain the program that blinks LED0 continuously, calls the callback function with the interrupt generated with Button0, and controls the state of LED1 with Button1.
 ===== The code for the laboratory on GPIO =====
-==== The button code ====
+==== The Zephyr-button code example ====
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