Closed MarlinNano closed 6 months ago
Yes, it looks like you are right. The device doesn't offer general purpose GPIOs.
What about aux connector?
What about aux connector?
I think it will be possible using the AUX connector, however until now I don't think Arduino has released a 1-Wire expansion board for the OPTA. I found this cool little breakout board someone made that enabled serial and I2C for the OPTA, here is the link.
Looking at the Opta schematics I see some IN_x pins are connected directly to STM32H PFx pins which serve as generic I/O. So what's the problem to use them for 1 write bit banging?
I tried connecting a DS18B20 sensor to an Arduino Opta using this library. The problem is that the OneWire protocol is half duplex, while the Arduino Opta only has digital inputs, not outputs (the only outputs it has are the four relays). Arduino Opta datasheet