Jamos1988

Hi, thanks for answering! Version Pi: Compute Module CM3 (should be the same as 3b+) Which python outputs: /usr/bin/python ls -lart /usr/bin/python outputs: lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 7 Mar 4...

Sorry, should've mentioned I've confirmed the pin numbers and measured them. Also using https://www.waveshare.com/compute-module-poe-board.htm so the gpio is mapped identically as a 3b+ It also worked a while back, but...

Ah, Dceejay, I see that you are the same person as the forum in https://discourse.nodered.org/t/node-red-node-pi-gpio-output-stopped/38363/5 Sorry, didn't recognize you there. Some more information regarding you previous comment "The error indicates...

Thanks! I've done another test by doing a `pinout` in the terminal, it outputs: Revision : a02100 SoC : BCM2837 RAM : 1024Mb Storage : eMMC / off-board USB ports...

If you have any test work I am happy to do it for you. Would you like the discussion to go on in this post, or in #746 ? I'll...

Another update, did some digging into the documentation. I use the following pins in the flow, and they seem to be mapped one on one to the board: (see screenshot)...

I see here another topic that has the same problem: https://discourse.nodered.org/t/cm3-cm3-with-node-red-gpio/20407

Hahaha, yes I understand the risk. Just one question though, how would I select the other pins? Is there a manual way to do this?

Like this? https://i.postimg.cc/HkkWHBdz/2021-02-01-13-52-55-openplotter-cm3-openplotter-VNC-Viewer.png

Or actually, more like this? Considering the pinout diagram? https://i.postimg.cc/Y0vNJ1jC/2021-02-01-13-55-22-openplotter-cm3-openplotter-VNC-Viewer.png Edit: Actually selecting pin 63 results in a stopped state again. So I guess I'll have to stick with 18...