GPIO shuts down at a specific time range in the night #307

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2020-04-03T10:19:42+01:00

dsdanielko commented

2020-04-03 10:19:42 +01:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Describe the bug
GPIO shuts down around 00:30 in the morning, not sure if its the exact time but around then. This results in the print failing as my GPIO is set up to turn the printer on or off. This also happens at the same time to my second GPIO for an LED ring. This does not happen every day, however

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Setup GPIO to printer and LED ring
Turn on GPIO outputs
GPIO turns off sometimes around the same time at night, no matter if a print was going or not

Expected behavior
GPIO stays on at all times unless I tell it to turn off.

Additional context

I thought it might be due to bad power supply to pi but I have the official one now and this still happens
Tried both active low and active high relay setups
There are no autoshutdown settings turned on
The log on Octoprint does not give any indication of anything wrong and the Pi does not shut down during this

**Describe the bug** GPIO shuts down around 00:30 in the morning, not sure if its the exact time but around then. This results in the print failing as my GPIO is set up to turn the printer on or off. This also happens at the same time to my second GPIO for an LED ring. This does not happen every day, however **To Reproduce** Steps to reproduce the behavior: 1. Setup GPIO to printer and LED ring 1. Turn on GPIO outputs 1. GPIO turns off sometimes around the same time at night, no matter if a print was going or not **Expected behavior** GPIO stays on at all times unless I tell it to turn off. **Additional context** - I thought it might be due to bad power supply to pi but I have the official one now and this still happens - Tried both active low and active high relay setups - There are no autoshutdown settings turned on - The log on Octoprint does not give any indication of anything wrong and the Pi does not shut down during this

vitormhenrique commented

2020-04-03 14:19:15 +01:00

(Migrated from github.com)

Remove the gpio and create it again...

On Fri, Apr 3, 2020 at 4:19 AM Daniel Ko notifications@github.com wrote:

Describe the bug
GPIO shuts down around 00:30 in the morning, not sure if its the exact
time but around then. This results in the print failing as my GPIO is set
up to turn the printer on or off. This also happens at the same time to my
second GPIO for an LED ring. This does not happen every day, however

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

Setup GPIO to printer and LED ring

Turn on GPIO outputs

GPIO turns off sometimes around the same time at night, no matter
if a print was going or not

Expected behavior
GPIO stays on at all times unless I tell it to turn off.

Additional context

I thought it might be due to bad power supply to pi but I have the
official one now and this still happens

Tried both active low and active high relay setups

There are no autoshutdown settings turned on

The log on Octoprint does not give any indication of anything wrong
and the Pi does not shut down during this

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Remove the gpio and create it again... On Fri, Apr 3, 2020 at 4:19 AM Daniel Ko <notifications@github.com> wrote: > *Describe the bug* > GPIO shuts down around 00:30 in the morning, not sure if its the exact > time but around then. This results in the print failing as my GPIO is set > up to turn the printer on or off. This also happens at the same time to my > second GPIO for an LED ring. This does not happen every day, however > > *To Reproduce* > Steps to reproduce the behavior: > > 1. Setup GPIO to printer and LED ring > 2. Turn on GPIO outputs > 3. GPIO turns off sometimes around the same time at night, no matter > if a print was going or not > > *Expected behavior* > GPIO stays on at all times unless I tell it to turn off. > > *Additional context* > > - I thought it might be due to bad power supply to pi but I have the > official one now and this still happens > - Tried both active low and active high relay setups > - There are no autoshutdown settings turned on > - The log on Octoprint does not give any indication of anything wrong > and the Pi does not shut down during this > > — > You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. > Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub > <https://github.com/vitormhenrique/OctoPrint-Enclosure/issues/307>, or > unsubscribe > <https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/AA6ITF3WJOOBFVDGQDWH3MDRKWS35ANCNFSM4L3WUZNQ> > . >

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Reference: Gandalf/OctoPrint-Enclosure#307