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Commit df27a51c authored by Robert Nelson's avatar Robert Nelson
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Merge branch 'beagley-ai-using-gpio-last-hat-08-gpio' into 'main'

beagley-ai-using-gpio: convert last hat-08-gpio

See merge request !128
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...@@ -324,11 +324,11 @@ The "Bias" argument has the following options: ...@@ -324,11 +324,11 @@ The "Bias" argument has the following options:
* **pull-down** - In this state, the pin is pulled DOWN by the internal 50KΩ resistor * **pull-down** - In this state, the pin is pulled DOWN by the internal 50KΩ resistor
* **pull-up** - In this state, the pin is pulled UP by the internal 50KΩ resistor * **pull-up** - In this state, the pin is pulled UP by the internal 50KΩ resistor
For example, a command to read an input with the Bias intentionally disabled would look like this: For example, a command to read an input with the Bias intentionally disabled would look like this:
.. code:: bash .. code:: bash
gpioget --bias=disable hat-08-gpio 0 gpioget --bias=disable $(gpiofind GPIO14)
Pull resistors are a foundational block of digital circuits and understanding when to (and not to) use them is important. Pull resistors are a foundational block of digital circuits and understanding when to (and not to) use them is important.
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