I’m looking to implement interrupt driven code for a button connected via the gipo pins. Is it possible to handle hardware interrupts for gpio in micropython or is it only possible to wake from sleep off of gpio? I haven’t seen any examples that show how to use micropython to write interrupt service routines that are triggered from edge triggers on gpio.
I see you going through something similar to what I went through. I’m an electrical engineer and as my project became more complex I came across the information that Xbee 3.0 in micropython mode did not support the 1-wire library, asynchronous library and hardware interrupts (irq). There are other ways to overcome the absence of these characteristics.
Hi! did you get any resolution on this? I have the exact same issue haha
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About “use an Intermediary Microcontroller:”
I’m working on this kind of solution for my own.
In the first version of PCB design I used UART protocol and experienced unsatisfactory results. The image below show my second version of PCB layout . This time the approach is 100% SPI protocol, I will soon validate the level of reliability in my project. 
My goal is handle gpio interrupts in microython.
If you want more information, just contact me privately.
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@Reacquire5985 Yes, Digi does have sample Micro Python code that will allow you to push a button and trigger some code to perform a function. I would suggest looking at the Sample apps in the PyCharm plugin.
Thanks! and yes, I also opted to use an external microcontroller to implement the interrupts I required. Very strange that Xbee doesn’t have these basic features.
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