// LPC1114 I/O Processor LED Test

// Copyright (C)2017-2026, Philip Munts dba Munts Technologies.
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// Hardware setup:
//
// Arduino Uno R3
// Seeed Studios Arduino Base Shield V2, switched to 3.3V
// Munts Technologies LPC1114 I/O Processor Grove Module, plugged into I2C

#include <LPC1114_IOP.h>

LPC1114_IOP::Transport_Class IOP;
LPC1114_IOP::GPIO LED;

void setup()
{
  IOP.Init();
  LED.Init(&IOP, LPC1114_LED, LPC1114_GPIO_OUTPUT, false);
}

void loop()
{
  // Toggle the LED

  LED = !LED;
  delay(1000);
}