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D0 Bb D1 82 D0 Be D0 Bb D1 81 D1 82 D0 I used "HCI Tester" to test GAP_DeviceDiscoveryRequest, if I configure parameter "maxScanResponses" in GAP_DeviceInit function to 20, I can receive GAP_DeviceDiscovery event But when I configure I knew D0 and D1 are configurable as MOSI and MISO, but when in SPI bootmode, which pin of D0 and D1 is MISO and MOSI? is it configurable in SPI boot mode?
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