ESP32 GPIOs 33 to 38 can be used for deep sleep wakeup #911
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adamgreg
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OttoWinter
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Thanks! Yeah you're right. I must have misread the 32-39 in the esp-idf docs as 32,39
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No problem. I did panic when I got the validation error that I'd fatally messed up my PCB design! Amazing project by the way, thank you very much. |
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All RTC GPIOs can be used as deep sleep wakeup sources. This PR adds ESP32 GPIOs 33 to 38 as allowable config values for the wakeup_pin parameter of the deep sleep component.