Hi guys
I was wondering if it was possible to trigger a scene with a piezo. I have connected a piezo on GPIO 17. With a python script, i can see piezo is working fine when triggered. Some 1 values are coming out. In QLC+, i have tried to activate GPIO input in my universe, but i can't see any joystick when triggered. And in VC, i have set up manually (autodetect does not work) the external input (with 16, 17, 18 as channel), but still the same, nothing happens. Andy Idea welcome
Trigger piezo
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* Did you set the switch so that GPIO is set as input? Have a look at the supplied .pdf
* Do you have dedicated extra hardware installed in your circuit? You __need__ to add at least a pull-up/pull-down resistor so that you get a definite signal. Since the rpi can be used in both scenarios (pulling up the input or pulling down the input), means the inputs stay in a 'uncertain' state as default. With the use of a resistor you make sure the signal will be interpreted correctly.
* Keep in mind that you need a rising edge for QLC+ to detect something. This implies that you need 2 rising edges before the next 'switch' signal will come active in QLC+.
* Do you have dedicated extra hardware installed in your circuit? You __need__ to add at least a pull-up/pull-down resistor so that you get a definite signal. Since the rpi can be used in both scenarios (pulling up the input or pulling down the input), means the inputs stay in a 'uncertain' state as default. With the use of a resistor you make sure the signal will be interpreted correctly.
* Keep in mind that you need a rising edge for QLC+ to detect something. This implies that you need 2 rising edges before the next 'switch' signal will come active in QLC+.
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