digital output ARM nodes shipped

I MCB2300 and something more nodes digital output provided (LED 0-7).  I have consulted for additional i/o elementary to the instructions here:

http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/85DDB6218E7CEEBD8625756D007967CE

However, it only provides additional digital input nodes (even if the pins for these nodes are general-purpose digital input or output).

Is there a method to change these digital ouptut nodes?

Thank you

Hello

The generic MCB2300 target requires the following to access the outputs digital EIO:

  1. Add EIO of digital input of your project (as in your photo)
  2. Drop the EIO of digital input on your block diagram
  3. Click with the right button on the EIO node, and then select 'change to write '.

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