[gpio board] not working with USB Stick but octoprint
Hello,
I have set up a test setup with an esp32. The gpio board is connected to an esp32 via the 2.5mm connector. I have written a test script which switches through pins 0-2 one after the other. If the gcode is executed from the usbstick, only pin 0 is switched high low. If I execute the commands individually or the entire gcode in octoprint then everything works as expected. The behavior is also the same with a measuring device instead of esp32. Everything works with octoprint. Not with gcode from USB. Can anyone help me further.
Here my script but I also tried minimized versions. No luck with pins 1 and 2. Just pin 0 working
;G28 ;Test GPIO Pins 0, 1, and 2 on MK4 M262 P0 B0 ; Set Pin 0 to output M262 P1 B0 ; Set Pin 1 to output M262 P2 B0 ; Set Pin 2 to output M18 ; disable motors M117 GPIO Test started M264 P0 B1 ; Pin 0 low M117 Pin 0 low M300 S220 P500 G4 P2000 ; wait 2 sec M264 P0 B0 ; Pin 0 high M117 Pin 0 high M300 S440 P200 G4 P2000 ; wait 2 sec M264 P1 B1 ; Pin 1 low M117 Pin 1 low M300 S220 P500 M300 S233 P500 G4 P2000 ; wait 2 sec M264 P1 B0 ; Pin 1 high M117 Pin 1 high M300 S440 P400 G4 P2000 ; wait 2 sec M264 P2 B1 ; Pin 2 low M117 Pin 2 low M300 S440 P200 G4 P2000 ; wait 2 sec M264 P2 B0 ; Pin 2 high M117 Pin 2 high M300 S440 P600 G4 P2000 ; wait 2 sec M117 GPIO Test.... M264 P0 B1 ; Pin 0 low M264 P1 B1 ; Pin 1 low M264 P2 B1 ; Pin 2 low M117 GPIO All low M300 S220 P500 M300 S233 P500 M300 S247 P500 M300 S261 P1000 G4 P20000 M300 S440 P200 M300 S660 P250 M300 S880 P300
The M300 beeps are just for me to recognize the status while I was measuring with a voltmeter. So they could be ignored