[Nodemcu] INPUT_PULLUP on multiple GPIO

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Hello,

I have bought a nodemcu and a few buttons, I'm trying to get 4 buttons working with INPUT_PULLUP each button has a different GPIO but they all have a common GND. I have tested the setup with the following GPIO's:

{D5, D6, D7, D9}

Other GPIO's are in use for DHT22 and a relay.

The problem is that on the first three buttons work {D5, D6, D7}, the {D9} doesn't seem to function. I have the D9 to a D2 and it remains the same. I can't seem to figure out a reason why it doesn't work.

Is there something wrong? Please help me out on this.

Kr,
Philippe

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It would probably help if you edit your Original Post and add Nodemcu to the title so that people who are familiar with the device might respond.

And, sorry, I have no experience with them.

...R

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Does the Nodemcu have a D9 pin ?

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Robin2:
It would probably help if you edit your Original Post and add Nodemcu to the title so that people who are familiar with the device might respond.

And, sorry, I have no experience with them.

...R

Thanks for the tip

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UKHeliBob:
Does the Nodemcu have a D9 pin ?

The D9 pin is the RX

Found it using these resources:

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pins_arduino.h

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Are you by any chance using the Serial interface in your program ?

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UKHeliBob:
Are you by any chance using the Serial interface in your program ?

No not that I'm aware of.

I have include the code of the project.

project.txt (9.27 KB)

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"Rx" is driven also by the USB-Serial device through a fairly low value resistor which would overwhelm the internal pullup. Not clear why D2 isn't working for you.

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No not that I'm aware of.

Well, you start the Serial interface and print to it. I am not familiar with the nodemcu but on many standard Arduinos that would use the Tx and/or Rx pins.

Just out of interest comment out the Serial.begin() line and upload the code

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I have changed the button configuration: {D0, D1, D2, D3} now D0 works one time and then make the led blink. D1, D2 and D3 keep working as intend.

As stated by MrMark, the resistor would overwhelm the serial interface.

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D0/GPIO16 can not be used as input as it's connected to the RESET: pulling it low causes a reset of the processor (which is why you see the LED blink).
Note that this is a NodeMCU specific thing; the bare bones ESP12E/F modules can use that pin as normal input.

D4/GPIO2 is connected to the internal LED (which is lit when the pin is LOW).

D9/GPIO3 is TX (Serial).
D10/GPIO1 is RX (Serial).

The Serial pins can be used as regular I/O pins but then you can't use it for Serial - and of course it may mess up the Serial programming function.

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wvmarle:
The Serial pins can be used as regular I/O pins but then you can't use it for Serial - and of course it may mess up the Serial programming function.

So I can use them in the pinmode INPUT_PULLUP?

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Yes, all the others can be used without issues.

Additional notes:
D0/GPIO16 has an internal pull-down resistor (enable it with INPUT_PULLDOWN).
The ADC has a voltage divider attached to it, so its range is 0-3.3V rather than the 0-1.06V the ESP8266 normally has. This divider may mess up an analog signal that itself is also based on a voltage divider!