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setup pin mode and read, write to PCF8574 pins

Project description

Python driver for PCF8574 8bit IO Expander board Developed for the Raspberry Pi, requires the python-smbus2 package to access the I2C bus.

Tested on raspberry pi 3b plus with two PCF8574 boards.

First install smbus2 using: pip install smbus2

Usage Example:

import pcf8574_io

# you can use up to 8 PCF8574 boards 0x20 and 0x21 are the I2C addresses p1 = pcf8574_io.PCF(0x20) p2 = pcf8574_io.PCF(0x21)

# p0 to p7 are the pins name # INPUT or OUTPUT is the mode p1.pin_mode(“p0”, “INPUT”) print(p1.digital_read(“p0”))

# you can write and read the output pins # use HIGH or LOW to set the pin HIGH is +3.3v LOW is 0v p1.pin_mode(“p4”, “OUTPUT”) p1.digital_write(“p4”, “HIGH”) print(p1.digital_read(“p4”))

# you can read and write up to 8 boards at the same time just make sure you ech board has a different address p2.pin_mode(“p7”, “OUTPUT”) p2.digital_write(“p7”, “LOW”) print(p2.digital_read(“p7”))

Change Log

0.0.1 (27/10/2020)

  • First Release

0.0.2 (27/10/2020)

  • Second Release

0.0.3 (28/10/2020)

  • third Release

  • fix bugs

0.0.4 (30/10/2020)

  • fourth Release

  • fix bugs

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