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I have updated my IDF branch (master or release) to the latest version and checked that the issue is present there.
I have searched the issue tracker for a similar issue and not found a similar issue.
General issue report
board: ESP32-WROOM-32 ide: ESP-IDF version: v5.2
expect:
I connect a button between VIN and GPIO34(input mode, posedge trigger), and connect a LED light to GPIO27(output mode). I expect that when I press the button, GPIO34 should give an interrupt and set GPIO27 to high level to turn on the LED light.
fact:
I don't press the button, GPIO34 continuely give interrupts by itself.
question:
Why this would happen? I don't even press the button, GPIO34 should have no input, where does it receive input? What should I do to stop GPIO34 interrupt?
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To debug such issue, please first disconnect any external hardware from the board. Make sure no continuous GPIO interrupt will gets triggered with the devkit itself.
How did you initialize the IO and register the interrupt? Did you take the generic_gpio example as a reference?
To debug such issue, please first disconnect any external hardware from the board. Make sure no continuous GPIO interrupt will gets triggered with the devkit itself.
How did you initialize the IO and register the interrupt? Did you take the generic_gpio example as a reference?
Hi songruo,
I'm sure remove all peripheral from board, it does receive input.
This is my sample:
Answers checklist.
General issue report
board: ESP32-WROOM-32
ide: ESP-IDF
version: v5.2
expect:
I connect a button between VIN and GPIO34(input mode, posedge trigger), and connect a LED light to GPIO27(output mode). I expect that when I press the button, GPIO34 should give an interrupt and set GPIO27 to high level to turn on the LED light.
fact:
I don't press the button, GPIO34 continuely give interrupts by itself.
question:
Why this would happen? I don't even press the button, GPIO34 should have no input, where does it receive input? What should I do to stop GPIO34 interrupt?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: