No, it's not Pin.Pull_UP. You have the button wired between the GPIO and 3.3V. Therefore you want Pin.PULL_DOWN.
In the resting state the button is not pressed, so you want the GPIO pulled to ground (therefore, pull down). The GPIO state reads low.
When you push the button the GPIO is connected to 3.3V, which is stronger than the pull-down, so the GPIO state reads high.
In the resting state the button is not pressed, so you want the GPIO pulled to ground (therefore, pull down). The GPIO state reads low.
When you push the button the GPIO is connected to 3.3V, which is stronger than the pull-down, so the GPIO state reads high.
Statistics: Posted by ame — Fri Jan 24, 2025 3:15 am