PINOUTS DEFAULT AND ON/OFF COMMANDS

[andrellvs]

mholgatem, hello how are you? Greetings here from BRAZIL!

First of all, I would like to thank you. His project solved an old problem of the RETROPIE, in relation to the GPIO.

I would like you to clarify two issues that I believe have been misunderstood in GITHUB:

1. • WHAT ARE THE GPIO PINS USED TO CONTROL 1 AND 2 BY DEFAULT;
2. • HOW TO INCLUDE COMMANDS ON / OFF BY GPIO.

It would be very interesting a video of you on this. But I would be grateful if you answer here too.

[mholgatem]

There aren't any default pins set up. You need to run the config utility by typing:

gpionext config

it will ask you questions about how many D-pads + buttons you have, then it will have you press each one in turn and watch the pins to configure it.

Turning the pi on/off. I suggest connecting your power button to pin 5 (GPIO 03). This pin can be used to power on the raspberry pi without any code. To get it to turn off the pi, you need to use the config utility and on the first screen, select the option Commands, then follow the prompts. To turn off the raspberry pi, enter the command:

sudo poweroff

then you should be good to go

[andrellvs]

THANKS MAN! YOU ARE GREAT! - At that moment I am also dedicating myself to creating a VGA666 CONVERTER based on the GERT666 schematics. Thank you very much for your attention! Enviado do Outlook<http://aka.ms/weboutlook>

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[mholgatem]

Nice! That sounds like a fun project!