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Testing the latest image for the TI CC1352R, and the latest GPIO library, and it seems that the interrupt is not firing at all. I am able to read the state of the port/pin fine.
I have a push button connected to the port pin and have tried 2-3 different ones no luck.
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Testing the latest image for the TI CC1352R, and the latest GPIO library, and it seems that the interrupt is not firing at all. I am able to read the state of the port/pin fine.
I have a push button connected to the port pin and have tried 2-3 different ones no luck.
I created a simple program to test like below:
static GpioPin wakeBtn;
private static void WakeBtn_ValueChanged(object sender, GpioPinValueChangedEventArgs e)
{
// read Gpio pin value from event
Console.WriteLine("USER BUTTON (event) : " + e.Edge.ToString());
}
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