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GPIO Pin suggestion #3

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JonoGSmith opened this issue Apr 13, 2023 · 0 comments
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GPIO Pin suggestion #3

JonoGSmith opened this issue Apr 13, 2023 · 0 comments

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JonoGSmith commented Apr 13, 2023

Hey all, thanks for the event.

The ESP8266 requires GPIO2 to be high on boot else it fails. (It also connects to the on-board LED).
On our board this is mapped to D4, which meant we had to unplug the lights during flashing/power on and back in afterwards.

A general purpose pin that could be used through boot is D2 (GPIO4) - just make sure to solder the pin in place and edit the config file.

Source: GPIO Behaviour
The store page has a diagram

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