Datasheet

PSoC Designer IDE Guide, Document # 001-42655 Rev *B 39
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Global_IN_x
Global_IN_x connections apply to a PSoC device in this manner:
 CY8C25xxx/26xxx as Global_IN_x.
 All other PSoC devices as GlobalIn[Odd/Even]_x.
To set Global_IN_x connections:
1. Click on the target Port_x_x.
2. From the Select menu select the device-specific Global IN option.
Figure 2-24. Select Global IN for a Port
3. Click OK.
On the device you see the designation color coded according to the legend next to the device.
The port name, the Select column value of your chosen option, and the drive mode of High Z
appear in the port-related fields underneath User Module Parameters (where you can click the
drop-arrows to change your selections).
You also see a line between the digital input port and the Global IN vertical line.
Global_OUT_x
Global_OUT_x connections apply to a PSoC device in this manner:
 CY8C25xxx/26xxx as Global_OUT_x.
 All other PSoC devices as GlobalOUT[Odd/Even]_x.
To set Global_OUT_x connections:
1. Click on the target Port_x_x.
2. From the Select menu select the device-specific Global OUT option.
Figure 2-25. Select Global OUT for a Port
3. Click OK.
On the device you see the designation color coded according to the legend next to the device.
The port name, the Select column value of your chosen option, and the drive mode of Strong
appear in the port-related fields underneath User Module Parameters (where you can click the
drop-arrows to change your selections).
You also see a line between the Global OUT vertical line and the digital output port.