Closed technomancy closed 9 years ago
I think this is due to interference from the UART. (i,e. tx/rx on pins 0/1)
On latest master, I've moved the UART initialisation to an explicit primitive (serial-init). The pins should be fine if that primitive isn't called.
Does this fix it?
Aha; that would make sense. Just tested and confirmed this fixes the problem on both my Uno and my A-Star. Thanks!'
Using a multimeter tells me that pin 1 remains high.
This is on an astar micro, which is the same chip as the leonardo. This led me to speculate that perhaps the
arduino-ports
orarduino-pins
mapping instdlib.ms
was incorrect. However, if I load this program onto an Uno, I get both 0 and 1 remaining high.