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Digital Read

Then, you can read the values True or False with ss.digital_read(

signal

)

Don't forget you have to set it to be an INPUT first! And if you don't have an external pull up resistor, you'll need to set it

in the code.

Digital Write

Or, you can set the signal you want to a high value with ss.digital_write(

signal

, True) , or set to low value with

ss.digital_write(

signal

, False) . Don't forget you have to set it to be an OUTPUT first!

Analog Reads

You can also read analog values like from a

potentiometer or sensor.

Let's do a demonstration where the center tap of a

potentiometer is hooked up to Signal #3 - don't forget to

also connect one side of the potentiometer to 3.3V and

the other side to ground.

And here is the example code. You can see we read the signal with ss.analog_read(

signal

) which returns a value from

0 to 1023.

ss.digital_read(BUTTON_1)

# LED On

ss.digital_write(LED_2, True)

# LED Off

ss.digital_write(LED_2, False)

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