Propeller pin is input--What does another chip see?

If a Prop pin is connected to another chip and that pin is set to input by the Propeller, what does the other chip see?· High, Low, indeterminate?
Spin defaults pins to inputs.· Does that occur at the start of the boot process or only after Spin is loaded into cog 0 and execution of the user program starts?
John Abshier
Spin defaults pins to inputs.· Does that occur at the start of the boot process or only after Spin is loaded into cog 0 and execution of the user program starts?
John Abshier
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It is the default state on reset. The booter tweaks the direction on 28-31 as required but they revert to inputs as soon as the initial spin cog is loaded as the boot cog is reloaded.
When stopped, a cog has no influence on the pins, and since at reset all cogs are stopped, by default all pins are inputs.
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