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    Holding pins during deepsleep

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      pablomargareto
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      Hello,

      I am using this piece of code to hold a GPIO pin during deepsleep. I want the pin to be hold low when the board to deepsleep:

      pin = Pin('P8', mode=Pin.OUT)
      pin.value(0)
      pin.hold(0)
      machine.deepsleep()

      When I check P8 during deepsleep I can read a 3.3V.

      Does anybody know a way to fix this? Is this working with only some GPIO pins? Which ones?

      Thanks,

      Pablo

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        livius @pablomargareto
        last edited by livius

        @pablomargareto
        I suppose that this is an error if it not work for you
        i do not tested this yet but hold should preserve state also after reboot
        @daniel can bring some light on it

        think about people first, then computers

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          pablomargareto
          last edited by

          I think so. I did not find any pin that could be hold low during deepsleep mode.

          @daniel can you show us some light here?

          Thanks a lot,

          Pablo

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