FTx: Invert Data and direction position when setting up outputs for SPI mode #2362
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The opcode specification says that data comes before direction. The current code prevents the clock pin from outputting the clock signal
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The opcode specification says that data comes before direction. The current code prevents the clock pin from outputting the clock signal.
I've tested with a FT232H and the previous version made PIN D0 output a constant 3.3v signal. With the changes it outputs the clock signal
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