Hi guys. I have a question. Should I connect a button like this? Is it safe for other modules and for the Arduino? The button works in serial Can you help me with this issue, please? [Screenshot_10]

[image] sierrra1: What if I connect that way (in that screenshot) In a pinch you can wire the switch like in your diagram in the original post. Set one pin to output and write it LOW. Set the other to INPUT_PULLUP. When you read the input, the input will be HIGH for a switch that is not pr…

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UKHeliBob September 21, 2021, 3:45pm 19

If you are using a Nano then these https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/331928690895?hash=item4d487de0cf:g:g5cAAOSwAGlZzHkx are very handy. A GND and 5V pin for each and every IO pin on the Nano

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