Relay default low can't booting the nodemcu

[ErfanDL]

Hi friends. when I change my relay to default low with the jumper then the nodemcu wont booting. any way to fix ?
thanks

[PeteKnight]

Which NodeMCU pin is your relay connected to?

Pete.

[ErfanDL]

D8 pin

[PeteKnight]

GPIO15 (D8) has to be LOW on power-up, otherwise the the NodeMCU won’t boit.
I’m guessing that changing the jumper on your relay is pilling GPIO15 HIGH at boot.

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[ErfanDL]

Thanks. I will trying and report the result

[ErfanDL]

@PeteKnight thanks for helping. now nodemcu is booting but the relay is high at booting.

update…

I’m buying a new relay module and now it’s working perfectly on D7 pin

thanks

[PeteKnight]

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