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    Lopy P8 Pin is always HIGH

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      constantinos
      last edited by

      I'm a little bit frustrated about this.

      p = Pin("P8", mode=Pin.OUT)
      p.value(0)
      
      

      The pin is always high.

      According the LoPy pinout this pin is not reserved...

      What I miss?

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        jmarcelino
        last edited by

        That was reported https://forum.pycom.io/topic/930/new-firmware-release-1-6-9-b1-frozen-code-support-and-framebuf/17 and fixed in the Github version https://github.com/pycom/pycom-micropython-sigfox/commit/195813d432d9f41314ef9923104b21db1282edf8

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          constantinos
          last edited by

          I upgraded the board to 1.6.10.b1 and it is ok.

          But there is another behavior still running. P19 is delivering only 2.65V on High... And I really need that pin....

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