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rpi.gpio refers to the package name of a Python module for accessing the Raspberry Pi's GPIO pins. NOTE not supported on Pi5. The module allows GPIO pins to be initialised, turned on, and turned off. It uses a functional programming style.
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RPi.GPIO "flush" interrupts
yellow is off and the PI does not do anything
When in STATUS = 1 green led is off and yellow is on and the PI print when the door is being opened or closed
My code is the following
import RPi.GPIO … It seems that when I add the detection of the event again the RPi.GPIO remembers what happened when the detection was removed. …
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