Toggle gpio with external trigger on/off/on

A Former User

echo out the state of the pin before the if statement might give you some insight

(Edit: Also you need else if or just strike the condition. Pin is 1 if it's not 0, can't be anything else)

EducatingSavvas

@bearer Still no luck - I'm a bit confused now.

If I only write in the external trigger

if sensors.gpIn[2].value=0
	M42 P2 S1

and the pin value is 0, running the external trigger turns it on

but if I write

if sensors.gpIn[2].value=1
	M42 P2 S0

while the pin is 1, it doesn't change.

OwenD

@EducatingSavvas said in Toggle gpio with external trigger on/off/on:

if sensors.gpIn[2].value=0

I believe @bearer meant you could try

if sensors.gpIn[2].value=0

	M42 P2 S1
else 

	M42 P2 S0

i.e no need for second if conditional

EducatingSavvas

@OwenD said in Toggle gpio with external trigger on/off/on:

if sensors.gpIn[2].value=0 M42 P2 S1 else M42 P2 S0

Just tried that and that doesn't work either.

A Former User

Then you either found a bug, of your pin is always determined to be 0.

Writing out the value before the if statement with echo is probably a good idea to see whats going on.

If it always writes out 0 then you either wired something wrong, or it could be the pin has been damaged.

EducatingSavvas

@bearer said in Toggle gpio with external trigger on/off/on:

ined to be 0.

If I write M42 P2 S1 or M42 P2 S0 into the console it changes.

echo sensors.gpIn[2].value=0
results in a false, regardless if the M42 P2 is S1 or S0

I don't really know what to do next...

A Former User

sensors.gpIn[2] is the same pin as you're setting with M42 P2?

maybe poke around with m409 to see if that should be gpOut or something?
https://duet3d.dozuki.com/Wiki/Gcode#Section_M409_Query_object_model

EducatingSavvas

@bearer Yes - I'm checking the state of the same pin I want to change depending on the value.

A Former User

Then i suspect you should use sensors.gpOut[2] instead og sensors.gpIn[2] but you can test with m409.

EducatingSavvas

@bearer said in Toggle gpio with external trigger on/off/on:

Then i suspect you should use sensors.gpOut[2] instead og sensors.gpIn[2] but you can test with m409.

Thanks - I've ran out of time today but will have a go next time I am in. I actually need to change from the e1 and e0temp pins I'm currently using as I've noticed they toggle on briefly on start up - although not enough current to turn the relay module on but that could change. I can see the GPIO pins on the duex5 but not on the Duet 2. Are those what you were referring too?

A Former User

Whatever pin you define in M950 as output Pn will need to be addressed as sensors.gpOut[n]

(or maybe one is index'ed from 1 and the other 0, but still need to address it as an output i think)

EducatingSavvas

@bearer I think my head is a bit clearer today. I don’t know what I was doing last weekend… I wrote

M42 P3 S0

to turn the pin low / off and

M409 K"state.gpOut[3]"

to check the pin state getting this back.

{"key":"state.gpOut[3]","flags":"","result":{"pwm":0}}

I then wrote M42 P3 S1 so the pin was high / on and queried the state again:

M409 K"state.gpOut[3]"

{"key":"state.gpOut[3]","flags":"","result":{"pwm":1.00}}

I then changed my trigger to

If state.gpOut[3].pwm==0
	M42 P3 S1
else state.gpOut[3].pwm==1
	M42 P3 S0

Thanks again for pointing me in the right direction. I’m going to place the relevant M42 commands into M10.g and M11.g and simplify the trigger file to refer to those.

BoA

@EducatingSavvas

If state.gpOut[3].pwm==0
	M42 P3 S1
else state.gpOut[3].pwm==1
	M42 P3 S0

condition in else is obsolete, and more "elegant" way is

If state.gpOut[3].pwm != 0
	M42 P3 S0
else
	M42 P3 S1