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Default input pin is not pulled high #2
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Sure thing, I probably should have done that originally. My AVR programming setup is in a box somewhere so I am not able to test, do you want to just do it and I can merge it in? |
Thank your for your trust. I come from the Arduino universe, pure C is not my strength (yet). I have no idea how to do it. I can wait until you find your AVR setup. |
I think it's only a one line change, I'll double check and add it then
maybe you can test it? Sounds like you have a 'tiny handy.
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Thank your for your trust. I come from the Arduino universe, pure C is not
my strength (yet). I have no idea how to do it. I can wait until you find
your AVR setup.
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Yes I can, and yes I do! |
This is a note for myself, I'll add it in a branch and then you can try it out. In main, should just need to add |
The default pin PCINT3 in
config.h
is not pulled high, leading to floating states with a switch.Even if this appears trivial, can you add an option to pull high the input pin? Currently, I am resorting to a 30k resistor.
(This repo is wonderful. Thank you for it. I happen to use it for the reason you created it in the first place.)
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