Closed KamalW closed 1 year ago
Nothing beyond the commands here https://github.com/martin-ger/esp_wifi_repeater#gpio-config
Am 19. Juni 2023 14:50:48 schrieb KamalW @.***>:
Thank you for this wonderful piece of firmware.
Does this have a feature to configure and save the default output status of a given GPIO pin so that when the device boots up, that will become the output status of that pin without any command?
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Thank you for this wonderful piece of firmware.
Does this have a feature to configure and save the default = output status of a given GPIO pin so that when the device boots up, that wi= ll become the output status of that pin without any command?
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Thanks for the reply. I should be able to live with what's already there by making some adjustments to my circuit. However, I thought that extending the GPIO mode setting command would be an improvement - perhaps for a future version:
gpio [0-16] mode [in|in_pullup|out [high|low]]
Thank you for this wonderful piece of firmware.
Does this have a feature to configure and save the default output status of a given GPIO pin so that when the device boots up, that will become the output status of that pin without any command?