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Button Read on Raspberry-Pi

By: Ankush Agrawal


Hardware Requirement

1. Raspberry-Pi Board
2. Bread Board
3. Switch
4. Connecting Wires
Raspberry-Pi GPIO PINS

1. There are 40 pins on the Raspberry Pi (26 pins on early


models), and they provide various different functions.
Hardware Setup

• Connect Switch to Raspberry-Pi:


• Connect Switch terminal to Raspberry-Pi pin GND.
• Connect another Switch terminal to Raspberry-Pi
GPIO pin 2.
Hardware Setup
Using buttons to get input

• Create a new file by clicking File > New file.


• Save the new file by clicking File > Save. Save the file
as button.py.
• This time you'll need the Button class, and to tell it that
the button is on pin 2. Write the following code in your
new file:
Using buttons to get input

from gpiozero import Button


from time import sleep
button = Button(2)
while True:
button.wait_for_press()
print(‘Button Press')
sleep(1)
How to Execute Code

• After type code you need to save or press ctrl+s.


• For execute code press F5 from your key board, or Go to
Run in program file select Run Module.
• The LED should be flashing on and off. To exit the
program press Ctrl + C on your keyboard.
• Again press button for exit loop.

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