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WiFiPCController-Hardware.txt

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  7. GPIOs 4 and 5 are the only ones that are always high impedance. All others do have internal pull-ups or are even driven low/high during boot.
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  8. GPIOs 3, 12, 13 and 14 pulled HIGH during boot. Their actual state does not influence the boot process.
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  9. GPIOs 0, 1, 2 and 15 are pulled HIGH during boot and also driven LOW for short periods.
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  10. The device will not boot if 0, 1 or 2 is driven LOW during start-up.
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  11. GPIO 16 is driven HIGH during boot, don't short to GND. 
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  14. http://rabbithole.wwwdotorg.org/2017/03/28/esp8266-gpio.html
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  16. GPIO Behaviour Summary
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  17. D0 	16 	High 	High during boot, falls after ~110ms (to ~1V?) 	High during boot, falls after ~110ms (to ~1V)
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  18. D1 	5 	Low 	Low 	Low
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  19. D2 	4 	Low 	Low 	Low
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  20. D3 	0 	Low then oscillates 	Varies, stabilizes high after ~100ms 	Varies, stabilizes low after ~110ms
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  21. D4 	2 	Varies, stabilizes high after ~60ms 	Varies, stabilizes high after ~70ms 	Varies, stabilizes low after ~110ms
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  22. D5 	14 	High 	High, then low after ~110ms 	High, then low after ~110ms
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  23. D6 	12 	High 	High, then low after ~110ms 	High, then low after ~110ms
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  24. D7 	13 	High 	High, then low after ~110ms 	High, then low after ~110ms
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  25. D8 	15 	Low 	Low, with glitch ~110ms 	Low, with glitch ~110ms
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  26. D9 	3 	Low 	Low until ~50ms then high 	Low until ~50ms then high until ~110ms then low
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  27. D10 	1 	Low 	Low until ~50ms then high 	Low until ~50ms then high until ~110ms then low
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  29. Conclusion: GPIOs D1 and D2 are the only safe GPIOs I can use to drive relays if I don’t want them to operate autonomously at boot. I will have to rework my PCB:-(
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  31. D3, D4 dürfen während dem boot nicht auf low gezogen werden, sonst bootet der ESP nicht -> nicht als Eingang zu gebrauchen, außer für Taster die während des bootens 
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  32. ziemlich sicher nicht betätigt werden. 
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  35. Daher folgende Pin-Zuordnung:
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  36. D1/GPIO5 -> power switch
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  37. D2/GPIO4 -> reset switch
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  39. Ausgangsbeschaltung zur Ansteuerung von POWER und RESET:
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  40. GPIO mit active HIGH logik
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  41. ext. Pulldown-Widerstand -> Basiswiderstand auf NPN-Transistor
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  42. Collector ist Schaltausgang und kommt parallel zum jeweiligen Eingang am Mainboard
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  43. sollte bei den beiden "safe" GPIOs kein Problem machen
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  45. Eingang von Power-LED: 
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  46. NPN-Transistor mit Basiswiderstand von POWER_LED, Collector zieht GPIO auf GND wenn LED aktiv
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