Set VAA_ENABLE# state before setting GPIO to output.
...to avoid glitching the output voltage.
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@ -813,12 +813,12 @@ void pin_setup(void) {
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#ifdef RAD1O
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#ifdef RAD1O
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/* Configure RF power supply (VAA) switch control signal as output */
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gpio_output(&gpio_vaa_enable);
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/* Safe state: start with VAA turned off: */
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/* Safe state: start with VAA turned off: */
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disable_rf_power();
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disable_rf_power();
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/* Configure RF power supply (VAA) switch control signal as output */
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gpio_output(&gpio_vaa_enable);
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/* Disable unused clock outputs. They generate noise. */
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/* Disable unused clock outputs. They generate noise. */
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scu_pinmux(CLK0, SCU_CLK_IN | SCU_CONF_FUNCTION7);
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scu_pinmux(CLK0, SCU_CLK_IN | SCU_CONF_FUNCTION7);
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scu_pinmux(CLK2, SCU_CLK_IN | SCU_CONF_FUNCTION7);
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scu_pinmux(CLK2, SCU_CLK_IN | SCU_CONF_FUNCTION7);
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