• No, we've been through this before here:

    http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/­325755/

    I can wire up an ESP8266 to a rotary encoder and spin it as fast as I can, and nothing bad happens like a reset.

    Using this code:

    var step = 0;
    pinMode(NodeMCU.D8,"input_pullup");
    pinMode(NodeMCU.D2,"input_pullup");
    require("Encoder").connect(NodeMCU.D2,No­deMCU.D8,function (direction) {
      step += direction;
      print(step);
     
    });
    

    I can do this as long as I want. True I get a "New interpreter error: FIFO_FULL" error, but it doesn't affect anything.

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    >load()
    =undefined
    ERROR: Pin state not supported
    ERROR: Pin state not supported
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    So this is about a clear difference between the ESP8266 and the ESP32. It works on the ESP8266, it doesn't on the ESP32.

    -=hfc

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