Welcome,
I have a question for owners of:
sonoff basic R3
sonoff TH10/TH16
Doesn't the relay momentarily switch on during power-up?
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On the schematic for TH10 I see that GPIO12 is used (it is weakly "pulled up" to high state but on the schematic there is a resistor to ground and I wonder if this compensates for the instability of this pin during reset and as a result the relay will not be momentarily switched on.
Why do I have this suspicion: I'm playing with the cheapest ESP-01 + relay and I can see that it turns the relay on momentarily every time (another thing is that it uses GPIO0 - I know, I know it's the wrong pin but I bought such a module by accident).
Someone make a sacrifice and gather some information:
https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/esp8266-gpio-deep-sleep-and-reset/
I have a question for owners of:
sonoff basic R3
sonoff TH10/TH16
Doesn't the relay momentarily switch on during power-up?
---------------
On the schematic for TH10 I see that GPIO12 is used (it is weakly "pulled up" to high state but on the schematic there is a resistor to ground and I wonder if this compensates for the instability of this pin during reset and as a result the relay will not be momentarily switched on.
Why do I have this suspicion: I'm playing with the cheapest ESP-01 + relay and I can see that it turns the relay on momentarily every time (another thing is that it uses GPIO0 - I know, I know it's the wrong pin but I bought such a module by accident).
Someone make a sacrifice and gather some information:
https://www.mjt.me.uk/posts/esp8266-gpio-deep-sleep-and-reset/