Deepsleep wake trigger with excelitas digipyro pyd1588

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#1

I use openmv h7 and excelitas digipyro pyd1588, my code is :

def pin_ready():

    Pin('P3', Pin.OUT_PP)
    Pin('P3').off()

    _regmask= 0x1000000
    _val =0x00325D10   # 0x00304D10
    _pin = Pin('P7',Pin.OUT_PP)
    _pin.value(0)
    for i in range(0,25):
        nextbit = (_val&_regmask)!=0
        _regmask >>=1
        _pin.value(0)
        _pin.value(1)
        if nextbit:
            _pin.on()
            print("1")
            time.sleep_us(100)
        else:
            _pin.off()
            print("0")
            time.sleep_us(100)

    _pin.off()

    time.sleep_us(600)
    sensor.reset()
# Bypass internal regulator
    sensor.__write_reg(0x4F, 0x18)
# Shutdown the sensor.
    sensor.sleep(True)



    ext = ExtInt(Pin('P3'), ExtInt.IRQ_RISING,Pin.PULL_DOWN, callback)

    Pin('P3', Pin.OUT_PP)
    Pin('P3').off()
    Pin('P3', Pin.IN)
    print(ext)
    time.sleep(1)
   machine.deepsleep()

pin_ready()

but when openmv command start and it is going to sleep my ‘P3’ pin get high but it should be low, my all wired is true, ı am sure.
Is this a bug or something and is there any way to manipulate pins while in deepsleep mode

#2

You need to assign P3 to an object or it can get garbage collected which will reset it back to the default state…

#3

can you give a example i am new at that topic ?

#4

pin3 = pyb.Pin(“P3”)
pin3.value(1)
pin3.value(0)

#5

What is differenet Pin(‘P3’, Pin.OUT_PP) with pin3 = pyb.Pin(“P3”) ?

#6

I assigned it to a variable so it won’t be garbage collected.