When a user reads any bytes from Twist it causes the INT pin to go to high impedance, indicating the clearing of interrupts. However, back in the main loop the interrupt bits are still set so the INT pin is then set back to low. This looks like a toggle INT pin to the user.
Better to go to a state machine such as the one used on Qwiic MP3 Trigger.
The interrupt pin toggles in bad ways.
When a user reads any bytes from Twist it causes the INT pin to go to high impedance, indicating the clearing of interrupts. However, back in the main loop the interrupt bits are still set so the INT pin is then set back to low. This looks like a toggle INT pin to the user.
Better to go to a state machine such as the one used on Qwiic MP3 Trigger.