Weird.
Add this to your events:
on_event:
then:
- logger.log: "Event1 triggered"
Weird.
Add this to your events:
on_event:
then:
- logger.log: "Event1 triggered"
nothing is being captured by the logger because the events are triggered in the voltage decay of the or ramp of the microprocessor. I am getting every event triggered within HA
I plan on trying an enable that I set when I’m not programming and/or getting my hardware pull up/pull down setup so this isn’t an issue.
Sorry, but the code you supposed have running has gpio binary sensors that have to be triggered to trigger events. And your log doesn’t present any.
I think you need to look at the GPIO pins you are using. GPIO3 is generally used for RXD (receive), and can affect boot. GPIO4 & 5 are usually configured for flash access and can lead to issues if driven high or low. GPIO6 is used for SDIO purposes and may also affect boot state.
Every time I’ve had issues with boot state GPIOs changing unexpectedly, it’s been because I was using pins that were used for specific things but could also be GPIO. Try some new pins and perhaps disconnect everything and only connect one button at a time.
Terry