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edit approved Mar 30, 2016 at 2:34

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I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exuallyactually its for my WiiMote but I dontdon't think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ansand off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0 (0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none offof them workswork:(

This is what I tried.

while trueTrue:
  if (GPIO.input(11) == 1):
    if (status == 0):
      GPIO.output(22, 0)
      status = 1

    if (status == 1):
      GPIO.output(22, 1)
      status = 0

And:

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED
GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel):
    if (GPIO.input(22) == True):
        GPIO.output(22, False)
    else:
        GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1True:
    ...
    # do some other stuff
    ...
GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didntdidn't work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one offof you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo offof my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried.

while true:
  if (GPIO.input(11) == 1):
    if (status == 0):
      GPIO.output(22, 0)
      status = 1

    if (status == 1):
      GPIO.output(22, 1)
      status = 0

And:

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED
GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel):
    if (GPIO.input(22) == True):
        GPIO.output(22, False)
    else:
        GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1:
    ...
    # do some other stuff
    ...
GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, actually its for my WiiMote but I don't think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on and off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0 (0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none of them work:(

This is what I tried.

while True:
  if (GPIO.input(11) == 1):
    if (status == 0):
      GPIO.output(22, 0)
      status = 1

    if (status == 1):
      GPIO.output(22, 1)
      status = 0

And:

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED
GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel):
    if (GPIO.input(22) == True):
        GPIO.output(22, False)
    else:
        GPIO.output(22, True)

while True:
    ...
    # do some other stuff
    ...
GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didn't work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one of you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo of my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

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edited Oct 1, 2015 at 13:20

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I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried.

while true: if (GPIO.input(11) == 1): if (status == 0): GPIO.output(22, 0) status = 1

while true:
  if (GPIO.input(11) == 1):
    if (status == 0):
      GPIO.output(22, 0)
      status = 1

    if (status == 1):
      GPIO.output(22, 1)
      status = 0

And:

mport RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel): if (GPIO.input(22) == True): GPIO.output(22, False) else: GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1: ... # do some other stuff ... GPIO.cleanup()

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED
GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel):
    if (GPIO.input(22) == True):
        GPIO.output(22, False)
    else:
        GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1:
    ...
    # do some other stuff
    ...
GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried.

while true: if (GPIO.input(11) == 1): if (status == 0): GPIO.output(22, 0) status = 1

if (status == 1):
  GPIO.output(22, 1)
  status = 0

And:

mport RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel): if (GPIO.input(22) == True): GPIO.output(22, False) else: GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1: ... # do some other stuff ... GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried.

while true:
  if (GPIO.input(11) == 1):
    if (status == 0):
      GPIO.output(22, 0)
      status = 1

    if (status == 1):
      GPIO.output(22, 1)
      status = 0

And:

import RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED
GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel):
    if (GPIO.input(22) == True):
        GPIO.output(22, False)
    else:
        GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1:
    ...
    # do some other stuff
    ...
GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

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edited Oct 1, 2015 at 12:58

Rutger S

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I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried. I dont know the exact code but it begins with this

while true: if (GPIO.input(11) == 1): if (status == 0): GPIO.output(22, 0) status = 1

State = 0

Ifif (input) =1:
    If Statestatus == 1): 
        State = 0 
    Elif state == 0:GPIO.output(22, 1)
        Statestatus = 10

And:

mport RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel): if (GPIO.input(22) == True): GPIO.output(22, False) else: GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1: ... # do some other stuff ... GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried. I dont know the exact code but it begins with this.

State = 0

If (input) =1:
    If State == 1: 
        State = 0 
    Elif state == 0: 
        State = 1

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

I want to make a on/off signal with only a push button, exually its for my WiiMote but I dont think that that makes a difference. I want a led to turn it on ans off.

I was thinking about a counter in Python, state 1 is signal ON and state 2 is reset to 0(0 would be OFF). I have seen other posts about this and tried them, but none off them works:(

This is what I tried.

while true: if (GPIO.input(11) == 1): if (status == 0): GPIO.output(22, 0) status = 1

if (status == 1):
  GPIO.output(22, 1)
  status = 0

And:

mport RPi.GPIO as GPIO

GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)

GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT) # LED GPIO.setup(11, GPIO.IN) # Button

def toggleLEDcallback(channel): if (GPIO.input(22) == True): GPIO.output(22, False) else: GPIO.output(22, True)

while 1: ... # do some other stuff ... GPIO.cleanup()

I tried also with 2 transistors but that didnt work either. Any other hardware Solutions?

I hope one off you would like to help me building my robot!!

Below I paste a photo off my robot, for in case you where wondering how it looks like;)

Thanks!

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