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Use GPIO19/20 as push pull output #645
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For ESP32-C3 we already have some special handling for the USB pins - probably we need something similar for ESP32-S3 then |
Thank you for your reply. |
You should just be able to expand on the changes made in this PR: #461 I thought I had tested the S3 and didn't run into issues, but it's possible I made a mistake so we can just apply this fix regardless I suppose. |
Thanks for the advice! |
I followed your advice and modified gpio.rs and the blinking works. Thanks! |
May I make a PR? Please let me know if there are any rules that I should follow. |
No need to ask, contributions are always appreciated! We don't have a contributing guide yet, but there is a pull request template on this repository which will list some guidelines for you. |
Understood. And sorry to borther you. |
Thanks for letting us know you won't be able to check the examples on all targets. The PR template is more meant as a reminder and the responsibility to do a final check is on the maintainer who will do the review and finally merge it. Would be nice to mention the checked targets in the PR however |
Thank you. I made a PR. |
Closed via #663 |
Hi.
I am using ESP32-S3.
I connect LEDs to GPIO19, 20 and 21 and be trying to make them blink by referring to the example.
GPIO21 is blinking without any problem. But GPIO19 and 20 are not blinking.
GPIO19 and 20 are USB ports by default. Do I need to do further configuration?
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