I was wrong, again :)
You are correct, it is indeed pin D7 that gets interfeared when I touch my finger on the "button" area.
When it was bricked and I had it on the charger, the screen would stay on as long as I had my finger on the "button" area.
but when it was not on the charger, I could get it to turn on the display for a moment only if I run my finger across the "button" area fast.
I can replicate this now if I do:
D7.mode("opendrain"); D7.write(1);
so you were correct, it is the D7 pin that somehow can be interfered with.
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I was wrong, again :)
You are correct, it is indeed pin D7 that gets interfeared when I touch my finger on the "button" area.
When it was bricked and I had it on the charger, the screen would stay on as long as I had my finger on the "button" area.
but when it was not on the charger, I could get it to turn on the display for a moment only if I run my finger across the "button" area fast.
I can replicate this now if I do:
so you were correct, it is the D7 pin that somehow can be interfered with.