Python GPIO library for Jetson TK1*
This is a python library for interacting with Nvidia Jetson TK1 GPIO. This library is *specifically for Jetson TK1 only and not for other versions, If you are looking for a GPIO library for other Jetson variant checkout this repository
I have built this around the sysfs
interface for GPIO’s and inpired by the NVIDIA’s official GPIO library for TX1, TX2, Nano etc Jetson versions.
Please follow the guide in NVIDIA/Jetson-GPIO readme to setup file system permissions
This library provides a GPIO
class definition which you can create gpio objects out of that, An instance work as one GPIO pin and you can, setup, set data flow direction(mode), output status that is, if out direction whther output needs to be high(~1.8v) or low(~0.0v) etc and finaly cleanup the GPIO pin(unexport).
sysfs filename
number (i:e if gpio165 give 165
) as the first argument, and the mode (direction) and optionaly you can provide the output initial statePort | sysfs filename | Physical pin |
---|---|---|
GPIO_PH1 | gpio57 | Pin 50 on J3A1 |
GPIO_PU6 | gpio166 | Pin 58 on J3A2 |
GPIO_PU5 | gpio165 | Pin 55 on J3A2 |
GPIO_PU4 | gpio164 | Pin 52 on J3A2 |
GPIO_PU3 | gpio163 | Pin 49 on J3A2 |
GPIO_PU2 | gpio162 | Pin 46 on J3A2 (Disabled by default) |
GPIO_PU1 | gpio161 | Pin 43 on J3A2 |
GPIO_PU0 | gpio160 | Pin 40 on J3A2 |
fan = GPIO(165,GPIO.OUT)
fan.setup()
/sys/kernel/debug/gpio
is assessable, Will print the content of it , else will print the object properties
fan.debug()
GPIO.HIGH
or GPIO.LOW
fan.setOutput(GPIO.HIGH)
This is in very early stage of development , and not intended to be used in any serious work :)