Hi!
I’ve spent quite a lot of time doing research about how to use GPIO pins on my Raspberry Pi since it doesn’t work with RPi.GPIO as the older versions do.
I found two useful libraries: gpiod and gpiozero, but none of them work for me.
First, let’s dive into gpiod.
I copied and pasted the example code you can see in the PyPI website:
and I got this error message:
Then, I changed chip0 to chip4 and still got the same message.
I tried other codes that included the function “get_line” and I always got the error message:I also tried to use this ‘get_info’ function, but I didn’t get to any point.
I looked in the forums and everyone seems to get ‘get_line’ working. I think it’s due to the new update. It says in the lint documentation that the new version has reworked the way of using lines.
About the gpiozero library, I tried to blink a LED using this code from the documentation:and got the error message:I thought this has something to do with the wiring, but I triple checked it and I can say it’s alright.
Does anyone what could I try? I’m quite lost now (as you can tell) and it would be very helpful if someone could help me![:)]( "Smile")
Thank you in advance.
I’ve spent quite a lot of time doing research about how to use GPIO pins on my Raspberry Pi since it doesn’t work with RPi.GPIO as the older versions do.
I found two useful libraries: gpiod and gpiozero, but none of them work for me.
First, let’s dive into gpiod.
I copied and pasted the example code you can see in the PyPI website:
Code:
import timefrom gpiod.line import Direction, ValueLINE = 5with gpiod.request_lines( "/dev/gpiochip0", consumer="blink-example", config={ LINE: gpiod.LineSettings( direction=Direction.OUTPUT, output_value=Value.ACTIVE ) },) as request: while True: request.set_value(LINE, Value.ACTIVE) time.sleep(1) request.set_value(LINE, Value.INACTIVE) time.sleep(1)Code:
self._chip = _ext.Chip(path)FileNotFoundError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory I tried other codes that included the function “get_line” and I always got the error message:
Code:
AttributeError: Chip object has no attribute ‘get_line’. Did you mean: ‘get_info’? I looked in the forums and everyone seems to get ‘get_line’ working. I think it’s due to the new update. It says in the lint documentation that the new version has reworked the way of using lines.
About the gpiozero library, I tried to blink a LED using this code from the documentation:
Code:
from gpiozero import LEDfrom time import sleepled = LED(17)while True: led.on() sleep(1) led.off() sleep(1)Code:
RuntimeError: Cannot determine SOC peripheral base addressDoes anyone what could I try? I’m quite lost now (as you can tell) and it would be very helpful if someone could help me
Thank you in advance.
Statistics: Posted by Shunami — Sat Aug 31, 2024 10:42 pm — Replies 0 — Views 35