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    Wipy 3.0 SPI voltages?

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      Manuel Martín
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      Im trying to communicate with a MSP430, the output voltage of the MSP430 SPI pins is 3.3V, do I need to adapt these voltages to 1V on Wipy inputs or 3.3V is fine?

      Also, can I damage the Wipy if I already connected these 3.3V pins to the Wipy with no protection?

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        robert-hh @Manuel Martín
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        @Manuel-Martín said in Wipy 3.0 SPI voltages?:
        The digital signal level of the WIPy is 3.3V. So it matches. Only the ADC inputs have a basic range of 0-1V, which can be changed to 0-3.3V. But using the ADC capable pins for digital signals is fine.

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