8/1/2016 4:28 PM | |
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Hello, the USER Button does not have a GPIO pin number to use with the mraa library, becuase it is not a "normal" pin used in the Arduino context. You have to query the status of this button via the internal linux GPIOs. The USER button has the internal GPIO numer 63. Attached there is an example how to read out the internal GPIO for the USER Button. Note: The status is 0 if the button is pressed and 1 if the button is released. AttachmentUserButton.txt (1310 Downloads) |
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1/19/2017 4:15 PM | |
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Hi 3.41malDaumen, that's true, you can't use a digital input block of node-red. But there is another possiblity to query the user button via node-red In the file attached you can find an example for node-red. Just copy the code in the file and import in to node-red via menu -> import -> clipboard. You have to export the pin 63 once and then you can read out its value. Best regards! Attachmentquery_user_button_node_red.txt (1033 Downloads) |
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1/19/2017 5:03 PM | |
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Thank you, it works. One additional question: How do I connect the output to a GPIO digital output? |
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