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i have a Hyperpixel 4.0 Touchscreen, which i use one my Raspberry PI 3b+ This Touchscreen is attached directly on the 40 GPIO-Pins and a few Pins have some special Alt-modes. Out of personal Interest, I want to know more about which GPIO pin has which alt mode. Is someone able to provide me this information or tell me, how or where i can search the Alt-Mode on my raspberry pi?

Thanks

Manuel Neff
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    https://pinout.xyz tells you all the alt modes. https://pinout.xyz/boards also pinouts for certain boards. – CoderMike May 17 '22 at 20:05

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pigs (part of the pigpio suite) will let you find the current state.

E.g. pigs mg 23 # get mode of GPIO 23

See mg

Also look at raspi-gpio.

E.g. raspi-gpio get 23

These utilities may be pre-installed on your system.

joan
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Probably the simplest is to use raspi-gpio e.g.

raspi-gpio get 1 displays GPIO 1: level=1 fsel=3 alt=4 func=RXD2 pull=UP

raspi-gpio get 0-27 displays all pins on the header.

I use my program gpioreadall which lists all pins in an easily readable format.
In addition to displaying the ALT mode it decodes this into the actual function - here "TXD2"

| 0 | TXD2 | ALT4 | 1 | 27 |

Milliways
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