Dave Conway-Jones
Dave Conway-Jones
We use board PIN numbers not the gpio BCM gpio numbers so the pins probably aren’t what you think they are.
Actually see https://github.com/node-red/node-red-nodes/issues/747 Seems like the CM3 doesn't support BOARD type pins... must be BCM etc...
Sadly I don't have CM3 so not really going to be easy.
Thank you - I think we are now aware of the issue. the manual workaround may be to edit the .py file to change GPIO.BOARD to GPIO.BCM and then rather...
yes type into the box - don't click to select. It's the GPIOxx number you want.
If it's an input pin - it's yellow until real data arrives. If it's an output it indicates it's in PWM mode. (waiting for data)
As I said. I don’t have a cm3 so I can’t really comment, apart from to suggest using another pin.
Hi @Jamos1988 - I have changed the basic GPIO nodes to now use BCM rather than Pins - I haven't yet pushed it to the library as I think it...
it will overwrite it you shouldn't need to uninstall - to revert `npm i node-red-node-pi-gpio@latest`
@WABez - is this using the new beta ?