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Local I/O

Configuring Local I/O ports on the Iron Pi

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Local I/O is only available for the Iron Pi, and will not be displayed on 3rd party devices.

The Iron Pi provides 8 input/output channels. Only the first four may be configured as analog inputs, but all may be configured as digital inputs or outputs:

Channels
Analog Input
Digital Input
Digital Output

Channels 1-4

✅

✅

✅

Channels 5-8

❌

✅

✅

On devices that support Local I/O, you'll see a LOCAL I/O section in the sidebar:

Click on one of the channels in the sidebar to edit it. You'll see this view:

From this view, you can configure the channel as an , , or .

Analog Input
Digital Input
Digital Output