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The CM3588 features a 40 pin GPIO connector, each pin being multiplexed to various functionalities. I whish to use a couple of them to connect a display via SPI. There are Python libraries out there ...
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I’m trying to talk to an EBYTE E32-900T30S LoRa module from a Raspberry Pi 4 using the Pi’s UART and a small Python wrapper. The module’s AUX pin goes HIGH, but I get no response to AT queries (e.g. ...
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If I'm working for example with the Xilinx ZU2CG SoC, and a pin named as an "AC3" (xczu2cgsfvc784 pinout) is interesting for me, where can I find what is the gpio number under Linux for that ...
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I have an old legacy system running LPC2368 as the measurement base card (lets call it SB) and LPC17xx on top of it. LPC2368 runs bare-metal C code and the LPC17xx runs a Linux OS. There is a base ...
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I have a kernel module which provides a gpiochip, accessible from userspace using libgpiod (gpioget/set/mon, etc.). After moving from kernel 5.10 to 6.1, I get a new warning: not an immutable chip, ...
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I have used python for a while now, however, I am new to using a Raspberry Pi and things such as GPIO pins. I recently bought a Freenove Ultrasonic starter kit to help me learn. They have a tutorial ...
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We are developing a product using the i.MX93 SoC. Our board design requires that a dedicated PSHOLD GPIO pin be toggled to completely cut power during shutdown. We attempted to use the gpio‑poweroff ...
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I am trying to turn on the LD3 LED (connected to PB3) on the NUCLEO-L031K6 board using direct register access without libraries, but it is not working. The LED does not turn on in the wokwi simulator. ...
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I have a Linux/ACPI problem on kernel 6.16 (Debian). I have a Pico USB I/O Board (USB to SPI and GPIO adapter) used with the DLN-2 driver that is initialized thru a (for my laptop adapted) ACPI SSDT ...
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Automatically optional too, simply by testing for the presence of the library, avoiding making the user pass arguments or define environment variables or the like. I'm working on making a Raspberry Pi ...
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I am trying to setup an FIQ handler (first time). Its an ARM32 v7 core and kernel version is bit old (3.14.x) - shouldn't matter though. The source of FIQ is a GPIO pin. The core provides a CPU ...
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I'm using the CM108B sound card for a phone application. I need to use two GPIOs, one for writing and the other for reading. I've managed to write on my GPIOs with HID using Willy's GitHub project, ...
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I'm trying to get going on bare metal programming with my rapsberry pi 4b and I'm encountering an issue when trying to run it on 64bits. Whenever I try to write to the GPIO SET0 register, the program ...
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How's it going, I figured that I would come back to this problem after a couple of months, I made a gpio driver in ARM64 assembly for the Raspberry Pi 4, but the clr0 offset isn't working for me to ...
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import RPi.GPIO as GPIO import time PWM_GPIO = 27 SPEED_GPIO = 22 # GPIO setup GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM) GPIO.setup(PWM_GPIO, GPIO.IN, pull_up_down=GPIO.PUD_DOWN) GPIO.setup(SPEED_GPIO, GPIO.IN, ...
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Based on the libgpiod github example, I've made a simple C++ class to listen for multiple lines, as follows: #include <stdlib.h> #include <iostream> #include <thread> #include <...
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I'd like write a Python script to run on on a Raspberry Pi (3B+) to monitor several GPIO pins for an external button press. When a button is pressed (shorted to 0 volts), I would like another GPIO ...
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I am using the Delta AS228T-A plc model and DIA Designer software to program the plc, i want to set the input gpio(X0.0) in the output rung like this below image It throws me an error before i upload ...
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I have a GPIO expander (TI TCA9539) on board connected to a Raspberry Pi. I've written a device tree overlay as follows: // Raspberry Pi device tree overlay for TCA9539 GPIO Expander /dts-v1/; /...
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I've setup my orangepi with debian 11 (bullseye) and now I'm trying to connect this display The display turns on, but is all white and when I run the code shown below I see this const sclk = new Gpio(...
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I purchased an obscure NAS only sold to the Chinese domestic market (Zspace Z4Pro) with a view to using another OS on it since it was intel based. I can boot and run another OS (ESXi/Proxmox/etc) fine ...
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I've been working at this program for months, and I've fixed many errors, errors with alignment, other segmentation faults, and I've gotten down to this one, where it throws a segmentation fault when ...
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I am facing stupid problem. LED is on when pin is low. I need to get the pin as output with level high (LED physically turned off). If I export and set direction to out, LED gets on, and value is ...
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I need to wire a RTC DS1302 on a RaspberryPi 1B running Raspberry Pi OS Bullseye. I can make it work from user space and bitbanging the gpio, and update the OS clock accordingly during boot. However, ...
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I have a Docker container that will display the CPU load for the Kubernetes cluster on the blinkt LED if they are present for that node. It works fine on a Pi 3B and 4 but I just got some Pi 5's and ...
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