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I know that it does not work for the esp32c3 (I am working on a fix). Check with the espressif documentation or code if the boards supports ext0 and ext1 capabilities (SOC_PM_SUPPORT_EXT1_WAKEUP). |
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It looks like the ESP32-C6 does not support |
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I will probably have a pr for wake on gpio within a couple weeks (it's wip), when I do, if you can test it (it will help you as well as help me) that would be much appreciated :-) |
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@ned-pcs do you wanto to take a look at this PR (#17518) and test it on your chip to see if it helps you? I added a |
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For context, see #17334 .
I've been successfully using
machine.deepsleep()withesp32.wake_on_ext1()and/oresp32.wake_on_ext0()on the ESP32-S3 for some time (in an upcoming mass-produced consumer device).But recently I tried using MicroPython 1.25.0 with a Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32-C6 board on a personal project (see https://github.com/bikeNomad/micropython-tv-b-gone), and found that the GPIO wakeup from
deepsleep()was broken in several ways:esp32.wake_on_ext1([button], esp32.WAKEUP_ALL_LOW)caused the GPIO to get stuck at 0esp32.wake_on_ext0(button, esp32.WAKEUP_ALL_LOW)didn't wake on the GPIO transitionesp32.wake_on_ext1([button], esp32.WAKEUP_ANY_HIGH)worked (but my button pulls low)Maybe there's something I'm missing here.
I have been using one of the pins (0-7) that are available to the LP IO MUX.
I have tried using
hold=Falseafter waking up, though that shouldn't be necessary.Has anyone gotten this to work on the ESP32-C6?
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