On ESP32 the last GPIO pins are input-only and it says they have no software pullup or pulldown resistors. Can I still use them to connect to pushbuttons in the way that is described at https://www.instructables.com/Arduino-B ... -resistor/ (That is, without any external resistor, connecting the button straight to ground)?
I want to connect the buttons this way because it is much easier and only requires 2 wires, as opposed to https://microcontrollerslab.com/push-bu ... h%20state. this version, which requires a resistor and extra wires for each button.
Can I use the input-only pins to connect to a pushbutton without a resistor?
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Re: Can I use the input-only pins to connect to a pushbutton without a resistor?
No. If the button is not pressed and there is no pull-up, the pin will be picking up all kinds of random signals and the level you read will be random/undefined.
Re: Can I use the input-only pins to connect to a pushbutton without a resistor?
Ok, so I need to implement my own pull-up/pull-down as shown in the 2nd link if I want to use those pins. Thanks for your help!
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