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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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Getting more than 26 GPIO pins
I would like to be able to output 75 digital out signals from the Raspberry Pi. However it has only 26 GPIO pins. Precise timing is not critical as long as it is within 1 second. I need to be able t …
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RPi.GPIO turns pin on at setup
I have an LED connected to a GPIO pin and am using RPi.GPIO to control it.
When setting up the GPIO pin, the LED blinks on ever so slightly when being initialized, which I don't want. … import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BOARD)
GPIO.setup(22, GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.output(22, False)
setMode seems to briefly turn on the LED. Is there a way to prevent this? …
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