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Any tips on setting a pin state? #19

Open moswald14 opened 10 months ago

moswald14 commented 10 months ago

What happened?

I just want to set a pin to activate a relay. I have tried many things, shell scripts, python, 99% suggestions from chat-gpt but nothing works. I'm trying to use 1_C7 and 1_C3 on gpiochip1, I found that there is a folder named gpiochip1 under /sys/class/gpio/gpiochip32/device but I have no idea what I'm doing. I'm trying to set openHAB up to turn on a relay that runs a pump for 5 minutes and I will need some pins to run my moisture sensors off of. I feel like I'm going to need to buy a better supported pi but any help would be appreciated. I have plenty of time to troubleshoot, so just tell me what I should do.

How to reproduce?

I've tried pyGPIO, RPi.GPIO, pigpiod with varying unsuccess. either libraries are just not supported or python just wouldn't work with the libraries. maybe we could work with pyGPIO and make a mapping for this board? I'm not sure, I'm a pi noob.

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main (main development branch)

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FabioM3 commented 10 months ago

You have activated the io pins? Look at the tutorial of installation of this board.

moswald14 commented 10 months ago

can you give me a link? im finding absolutely nothing about this board. the documentation is absolute crap

onolox commented 10 months ago

Here in issues I've made a tutorial.

moswald14 commented 10 months ago

awesome, I will give it a shot, though I'm not trying to use the pins through klipper

moswald14 commented 10 months ago

awesome, thanks so much for putting me in the right direction. here is the magic command after enabling gpio: sudo gpioset gpiochip1 23=1 Turns gpio pin 23 on gpiochip1 on, then switch to 0 to turn off, neat