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Raspberry Pi Passcode LED Control Code

The document contains a Python script for a microcontroller that manages button presses and controls LEDs based on a passcode. It defines functions for handling button interrupts and checking if the entered passcode matches a predefined one. The script continuously reads input from a multiplexer and toggles an LED based on the correctness of the passcode entered by the user.

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Raspberry Pi Passcode LED Control Code

The document contains a Python script for a microcontroller that manages button presses and controls LEDs based on a passcode. It defines functions for handling button interrupts and checking if the entered passcode matches a predefined one. The script continuously reads input from a multiplexer and toggles an LED based on the correctness of the passcode entered by the user.

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import machine

import time
from utime import sleep

BUTTON_COUNT = 2
LED_COUNT = 4
INPUT_COUNT = 2

BUTTON_START_ID = 16
LED_GPIO_START = 7
last_button_time_stamp = 0
key_presses = []

# Extract the numeric pin id from the passed in Pin instance


def PinId(pin):
Pin(17, mode=IN, pull=PULL_DOWN)
return int(str(pin)[4:6].rstrip(","))

def interrupt_callback(pin):
global last_button_time_stamp

cur_button_ts = time.ticks_ms()
button_press_delta = cur_button_ts - last_button_time_stamp
if button_press_delta > 200:
last_button_time_stamp = cur_button_ts
key_presses.append(pin)
PinId()
print(f'key press: {PinId(pin) - BUTTON_START_ID}')

def main():
global key_presses
global last_button_time_stamp
PASSCODE_LENGTH = 0

s0 = [Link](27, [Link])
s1 = [Link](28, [Link])

mux_in = [Link](26, [Link], [Link].PULL_DOWN)

buttons = []
for btn_idx in range(0, BUTTON_COUNT):
[Link]([Link](BUTTON_START_ID + btn_idx, [Link],
[Link].PULL_DOWN))
buttons[-1].irq(trigger=[Link].IRQ_FALLING,
handler=interrupt_callback)

PASS_CODE = [buttons[1], buttons[0]]


PASSCODE_LENGTH = len(PASS_CODE)

out_pins = []
for out_id in range(0, LED_COUNT):
out_pins.append([Link](LED_GPIO_START + out_id, [Link]))

last_dev = -1
while True:
binary_code = 0
for selector_val in range(INPUT_COUNT):
[Link](selector_val % 2)
sleep(0.02)
binary_code += (pow(2, selector_val) * mux_in.value())

if last_dev != binary_code:
last_dev = binary_code
print(f'selected output: {last_dev}')
sleep(0.1)

if len(key_presses) >= PASSCODE_LENGTH:


if key_presses[:PASSCODE_LENGTH] == PASS_CODE:
print('correct passcode')
out_pins[0].toggle()
else:
print('wrong passcode')
print('')
key_presses = key_presses[PASSCODE_LENGTH:]

if __name__ == "__main__":
main()

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