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No access to GPIO on Raspberry Pi 4 #38
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Same here, any answer? |
Hello, I still can't get the motor to work as of writing this update, but the lasers decided to work after I updated the GPIO software. How to know if your GPIO is out of date? Type |
Thankyou for the reply. I will keep trying, does it work on the PI3?
Larry
…On Mon, May 24, 2021 at 1:00 AM IgnatiousPei ***@***.***> wrote:
Hello, I still can't get the motor to work as of writing this update, but
the lasers decided to work after I updated the GPIO software. How to know
if your GPIO is out of date? Type gpio readall on console and then if you
don't get a table of readouts of all the pin values or it says "unknown
board" or something like that then its definitely a GPIO problem. I
recommend updating everything and rebooting.
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I'm using the latest free version of FreeLSS as of writing: Version 1.22.
I recently also updated the WiringPi library.
On my Raspberry Pi 4 the lasers don't toggle and the motor doesn't do anything and by using a multimeter I found that by toggling the lasers in software there is no change in the GPIO voltage, hence my conclusion.
If anyone has any suggestions please send them my way as I am absolutely stumped right now.
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