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So this might be a silly/obvious answer, and you might have good reasons for not doing so, but would it be possible to run the reed switch directly from VCC to 1? I see you already have a pullup on that line though, so wouldn’t it output high at 1 normally?
There are also NC/NO reed switches, so *switching* that out for where you have one type of reed switch currently might be a good solution. Again, depending on needs/circuit considerations.
That would be the greatest thing to do for someone lazy like me 😂… sometimes I overcomplicat things where the solution is obvious…. It would be a good idea because I will use it for ESP32 digital input…. So thank you Jeremy!
Ha, well glad I could help! It’s amazing how many times we (I) miss the obvious stuff – e.g. is it plugged in?
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