Thanks, but I dont see any OUTPUT defined in that code.
It looks like that is YOUR code. You haven't defined any output.
This little MicroPython demo might give you inspiration -
Code:
#print("LED trigger demo for deanfourie1")from machine import Pinimport timeled16 = Pin(16, Pin.OUT)trigger_threshold = 1.65def trigger_led(my_led, current_value): print(f"Setting led from value {current_value}") if(current_value >= trigger_threshold): my_led.on() print("LED ON") else: my_led.off() print("LED OFF") time.sleep(0.5)print("LED trigger demo for deanfourie1")trigger_led(led16, 0.0)trigger_led(led16, 0.1)trigger_led(led16, 1.4)trigger_led(led16, 1.6)trigger_led(led16, 1.65)trigger_led(led16, 1.7)trigger_led(led16, 1.9)trigger_led(led16, 3.2)trigger_led(led16, 3.3)print("Demo finished.")You might need to adjust the Pin being used to connect the LED and the threshold used for triggering the LED.
Derived from this MicroPython documentation:
Ref: Pins and GPIO - https://docs.micropython.org/en/latest/ ... s-and-gpio
Statistics: Posted by B.Goode — Mon Jun 17, 2024 11:08 am