Index: firmware/App/Drivers/CPLD.c
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diff -u -r30f049651877229042e3f8700c8596e5b9a1e0f4 -r1095b811053729187a2c7535251c4a33c5d22ab5
--- firmware/App/Drivers/CPLD.c	(.../CPLD.c)	(revision 30f049651877229042e3f8700c8596e5b9a1e0f4)
+++ firmware/App/Drivers/CPLD.c	(.../CPLD.c)	(revision 1095b811053729187a2c7535251c4a33c5d22ab5)
@@ -62,6 +62,30 @@
 #define CLR_GREEN()        {mibspiREG5->PC3 &= ~GREEN_SPI5_PORT_MASK;}                          ///< Macro to set green alarm lamp signal state low.
 #define CLR_BLUE()         {mibspiREG5->PC3 &= ~BLUE_SPI5_PORT_MASK;}                           ///< Macro to set blue alarm lamp signal state low.
 #define CLR_RED()          {mibspiREG5->PC3 &= ~RED_SPI5_PORT_MASK;}                            ///< Macro to set red alarm lamp signal state low.
+
+#ifdef RM46_EVAL_BOARD_TARGET
+    // for RM46 eval board, user button B uses the MIBSPI1_nCS[4] pin, so need to re-purpose that pin as GPIO to see the button
+    #define USER_BUTTON_MASK            0x00000010  // (nCS[4]
+    #define GET_USER_BUTTON()           (PIN_SIGNAL_STATE_T)(((mibspiREG1->PC2 & USER_BUTTON_MASK) == 0 ? PIN_SIGNAL_LOW : PIN_SIGNAL_HIGH))
+    PIN_SIGNAL_STATE_T getUserButtonState( void )
+    {
+        PIN_SIGNAL_STATE_T result = GET_USER_BUTTON();
+
+        return result;
+    }
+    // for RM46 eval board, user LED A uses the same GPIO pin that CPLD uses for watchdog pet. Had to disable watchdog pet to use as LED.
+    void setUserLED( BOOL on )
+    {
+        if ( on == TRUE )
+        {
+            SET_WD_PET();
+        }
+        else
+        {
+            CLR_WD_PET();
+        }
+    }
+#endif
 
 /*********************************************************************//**
  * @brief