How To Find Out Output Pin State?

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I did a lot of googling and could not find my answer, nor a hint. I have experience with the MCP23017, know about pull-ups, I2C and I am also using interrupt with MCP23017. In

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Whenever a pin is configured in any digital pin muxing mode, the input buffer for that pin is enabled allowing the pin state to be read via the corresponding GPIO Port Data Input Register

No it is not a duplicate. There you will find the answer how to set a digital pin as an output, but NOT how to set it as in input and read its pin state. Or atleast it is not explained detailed

I don’t see the problem. Just join the pins together and configure one as output and one as input. The input pin will not interfere with anything else you connect to it. The

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If the pin is declared as input, let’s say pin 13: uint32_t pin_status; pin_status = PIOB->PIO_PDSR & PIO_PDSR_P27; If the pin is declared as output, let’s say pin 13:

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S The state to set. PWM pins may be set from 0-255. [T] 2.0.5.2. Set the pin mode. Prior to Marlin 2.0.9.4 this is set with the M parameter. T0: INPUT. T1: OUTPUT. T2:

I have used at91sam9260. You can set/unset the gpio pins using sysfs interface. for ex. go to: cd /sys/class/gpio and then „echo 2 > export“ and then set the directions of gpio pins to

Hi all, I am trying to figure out how to read directly a pin state, just to speed up those operations in my sketches. I have read almost all the playground informations i could

According to the data sheet, the output data state can be read from the relevant port’s PIO_ODSR register. That the Arduino libraries don’t do this could be an oversight, but

Find the datasheet for that chip which should tell you default pin states & modes. As others have said, select a pin that is not used at boot. Typical relay modules use an optocoupler, which

You can use the sample configs and the pinout diagram to identify pins. If you are trying to figure out which bus is assigned to a particular set of pins, you can go to the „Machine“ tab in

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int PIN25_state = digitalRead(25); // Read PIN25 Serial.print(„PIN25_state: „); Serial.println(PIN25_state); where print() will put the value in the same line without new line

and this is the code that is reading the state of the output, as you can see we setup the same gpio 8 as an output but we are reading the state of the pin with an input. now if this

digitalRead() will return the state of a pin set to OUTPUT mode. (In that case, it will be the state you last set it to). As a demonstration, this is a common idiom for inverting the

Is there a way to detect the output state of a digital pin? i.e. if part of the program sets the output pin HIGH, how can I detect this in a different part of the program? Is there a

i do not have an external pull up and don’t know what that means. A pullup resistor is used to keep the input pin in a HIGH state when the switch is not closed and you arrange the

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I can work around this problem, but I’m still interested how I can make sure that the pin stays “high“ during configuration (from input floating/ext. pull-up to output push-pull,

Whenever a pin is configured in any digital pin muxing mode, the input buffer for that pin is enabled allowing the pin state to be read via the corresponding GPIO Port Data Input Register (GPIO_PDIR).

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Is it possible to check the state of an output pin without using an additional variable? ie. getState (outputPin); Thanks for any help, I guess you would have to look at the

The STM32 microcontroller general-purpose input/ output pin (GPIO) provides many ways to interface with external circuits within an application framework. This application note provides

I searched this forum topic looking for an implementation of pin toggling by writing a „1“ to the corresponding bit in the PINx register as described in the ATMega328 datasheet. I

I am quite new to Arduino programing and I have not found the solution yet searching several forums Of course I can change the output state by these commands:

def boiler_pump(state): if state==True: GPIO.output(26, GPIO.LOW) if state==False: GPIO.output(26, GPIO.HIGH)

Is there a way of detecting a pin’s current state (high or low)? I need something which doesn’t depend on knowing the history of the pin. I am thinking of something like bitread

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