I recently upgraded to homeduino 0.9.7 via GUI and now everytime I’m switching one light on or off, my GPIO 0-Pin gets set to IN. This causes a LED that indicates that some background task is running to turn off. I can activate it again manually via sudo gpio mode 0 out
, but I don’t want to do it every time.
Unfortunately, I seem to have missed some updates in between, so I can’t tell whether it worked with 0.9.6 or not. Usually I’m not logged in as admin, that’s why.
This is my config:
{
"plugin": "homeduino",
"driver": "gpio",
"driverOptions": {},
"transmitterPin": 4
}
receiverPin is not set on purpose. If activated, the Raspberry Pi has a significant higher cpu load. During the next vacation receiver and transmitter will be moved to work with an Arduino anyway.