I was messing around with sending high and low signals to pins (for controlling a stepper motor) and I found a couple wacky things.
setting pin 2 high and low brings 1 and 2 with it (unless you address them separately)
and
pins 5 and 6 seem to sometimes get "stuck" together (where you can't address them independently) but this worked the last time I tested.
Also, can you put in some kind of documentation that says that pins correspond with their physical pin numbers? I was temporarily confused when I thought addressing a pin in arduino ide meant addressing GPIO# rather than physical pin #
I know I could probably find the answers to these questions by reading about people's journeys with driving various things but I am clearly too lazy to do that.
I was messing around with sending high and low signals to pins (for controlling a stepper motor) and I found a couple wacky things.
setting pin 2 high and low brings 1 and 2 with it (unless you address them separately)
and
pins 5 and 6 seem to sometimes get "stuck" together (where you can't address them independently) but this worked the last time I tested.
Also, can you put in some kind of documentation that says that pins correspond with their physical pin numbers? I was temporarily confused when I thought addressing a pin in arduino ide meant addressing GPIO# rather than physical pin #
I know I could probably find the answers to these questions by reading about people's journeys with driving various things but I am clearly too lazy to do that.