Looking at that diagram, it seems as if all the pins are predefined for a specific use. Are there open pins that can be programmed? With the RPI, most of the pins were programmable and were referenced as GPIO26 or GPIO12 that could be mapped in scripts. Would I reference pin 36 as SDIO_D2 or WIFI_SD_D2? I have found several posts in the forum for adding power off buttons on a n2+ board but have not found any samples of anyone using the pins on a Le Potato. Any other help info you could point me to?
Posts by darrell.davis.82
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I'm migrating a custom digital picture frame from using a RPI3B+ to using a Le Potato S905X. Is the pin layout for a Le Potato the same as the RPI3B+? I can't find any real definition file for the pin layout. I'm trying to setup a shutdown button. I've seen several posts on using GPIO3 to GND for this option. However, all the posts are for an RPI based system. Can I use the same process with a Le Potato?
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My system immediately starts a reboot after running the suspend command via ssh. The suspend command seems to work and the display turns off but then then you can see it start a reboot. I'm running on a Le Potato S905X with an CEC dongle controlling an air mouse. I'm trying to use suspend via cron to turn the system/monitor off during the night and then use a reboot in cron to turn everything back on in the morning. Anything settings I need to change off the defaults so that the instant reboot doesn't start?