08-10-2016, 02:34 PM
I haven't spent a ton of time with RPi.GPIO on the Pine (still holding out for a working port of WiringPi or similar), but is it supporting all I/O pins?
Based on some very minimal use in he midst of working on another project, it seemed like it had the issue that was similar to the one listed in the change log for versions 0.5.11 https://pypi.python.org/pypi/RPi.GPIO. I was using Board mode, and use of Board pins greater than 26 gave me errors. Switching to BCM mode got me where I needed to be. I need to get back to it and do a little more testing, but seems to be similar to the bug noted in the link.
Anyone else experience similar?
Based on some very minimal use in he midst of working on another project, it seemed like it had the issue that was similar to the one listed in the change log for versions 0.5.11 https://pypi.python.org/pypi/RPi.GPIO. I was using Board mode, and use of Board pins greater than 26 gave me errors. Switching to BCM mode got me where I needed to be. I need to get back to it and do a little more testing, but seems to be similar to the bug noted in the link.
Anyone else experience similar?
