rpi_monitor: Monitor an RPi pin
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Monitor an RPi pin
Description
Watch a Raspberry pi GPIO pin (or pins) for changes.
Usage
rpi_monitor(pin_number, numEvents = 0, edge = "both")
Arguments
pin_number
one or more pin numbers as found on the Raspberry pi GPIO. Use the actual pin numbers (i.e. 1:40)
numEvents
a number of events to collect. Defaults to 10
edge
rising|falling|both
Value
a list of events
raw text of each event
event: RISING EDGE|FALLING EDGE
line: the bcm line (not board pin) exhibiting change
timestamp: seconds component
timestamp: nanoseconds component
Examples
rpi_monitor(21)
rpi_monitor(21, numEvents=20)
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Monitor an RPi pin
Description
Watch a Raspberry pi GPIO pin (or pins) for changes.
Usage
rpi_monitor(pin_number, numEvents = 0, edge = "both")
Arguments
pin_number |
one or more pin numbers as found on the Raspberry pi GPIO. Use the actual pin numbers (i.e. 1:40) |
numEvents |
a number of events to collect. Defaults to 10 |
edge |
rising|falling|both |
Value
a list of events
raw text of each event
event: RISING EDGE|FALLING EDGE
line: the bcm line (not board pin) exhibiting change
timestamp: seconds component
timestamp: nanoseconds component
Examples
rpi_monitor(21)
rpi_monitor(21, numEvents=20)
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