Beaglebone Black LESSON 8: Read Buttons Using GPIO Pins from Python

[@yunusemreuzmez8308]

You are teaching the things in the simpliest way as possible as and i like that.Thank you very much

[@electronichome1153]

Very helpful series for NOOBS! Once the board is configured and set for communication, every next step goes down to the programming and HW, and looks easy, thanks to you!

[@RandomMusingsOfLowMelanin]

There's a very nice circuit to hook up multiple switches to a single pin. Nonethless, Awsome work!

[@shamol5]

Hello,Your lectures are outstanding. I learn a lot of things from these. The most beautiful thing is the way you teach-detailed, right pace and practical.I had some queries regarding the python commands. Like pwm.set_duty_cylcle(pwm,dutycycle)..Can you please tell me the source from where i will get to know all of the commands in python? Thank you so much in advance

[@TalisMagick]

You Rock!! Thanks for making these videos they are super helpful.

[@zakiabd3659]

thank you so mutch paul

[@Georg_Hannes]

Hello Paul, thank you for this very good tutorial. You say that you have not found a way to activate pull_up or pull_down resistors. On github.com/adafruit/adafruit-beaglebone-io-python/blob/master/docs/GPIO.rst I´ve found information how to do it. While initialising a GPIO_pin as input you only have to set the parameter pull_up_down to PUD_OFF (inintial), PUD_UP or PUD_DOWN. It´s a real easy task. To find that information it took me only five minutes. Greetings from Germany, from a Gerrman Diplom Ingenieur

[@АрсенийБулганов]

Красавчик!

[@ordie2011]

greate enthusiasm

[@RadeckiRadzik]

super THX