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  1. Constants
  2. Zen

PIO

The below table outlines all of the PIO which are defined, with value and what character they represent

Name

Value

Zen

Plus

PIO_NONE

0

✔️

✔️

PIO_AUTO

0

✔️

✔️

PIO_PS3

1

✔️

✔️

PIO_XB360

2

✔️

✔️

PIO_WII

3

✔️

✔️

PIO_PS4

4

✔️

✔️

PIO_XB1

5

✔️

✔️

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