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      berni
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      I am designing a custom board for the LoPy4 and I was wondering which pins can support OneWire. Is there any limitation apart from the pins already assigned (e.g. LoRa module, UART, etc). Any requirement?
      Thank you in advance!

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        Antonis Gotsis @berni
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        @berni You can use any digital bidirectional (i.e. non analogue input only) pin which is not allocated to another functionality. This means you should avoid:

        • P13-P18 since they are input-only pins,
        • P12 which is used for antenna selection,
        • P5-P7 which are used for LoRa radio, and
        • P0-P1 used for UART.
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