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[uart] Always call pin setup for UART0 default pins on ESP-IDF
Fix UART0 communication failure on ESP-IDF 5.4.2+ that affected LD2410 and other UART sensors on default UART0 pins across all ESP32 variants. The gpio_reset_pin() workaround from PR #12519 sets GPIO_MODE_DISABLE which disables the input buffer. Without a subsequent pin->setup() call, uart_set_pin() on IOMUX-connected UART0 default pins does not re-enable the input buffer, so the RX pin cannot receive data. PR #11914 made pin->setup() conditional on pull/open-drain flags, which meant most users' UART0 RX pins never got their input buffer re-enabled. The fix: always call pin->setup() for pins matching U0TXD_GPIO_NUM or U0RXD_GPIO_NUM to restore proper GPIO direction after gpio_reset_pin(). For non-UART0 pins, the conditional behavior is preserved to avoid breaking external components (issue #11823). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -19,6 +19,11 @@ namespace esphome::uart {
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static const char *const TAG = "uart.idf";
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/// Check if a pin number matches one of the default UART0 GPIO pins.
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/// These pins may have residual state from the boot console that requires
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/// explicit reset before UART reconfiguration (ESP-IDF issue #17459).
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static bool is_default_uart0_pin(int8_t pin_num) { return pin_num == U0TXD_GPIO_NUM || pin_num == U0RXD_GPIO_NUM; }
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uart_config_t IDFUARTComponent::get_config_() {
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uart_parity_t parity = UART_PARITY_DISABLE;
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if (this->parity_ == UART_CONFIG_PARITY_EVEN) {
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@@ -150,20 +155,26 @@ void IDFUARTComponent::load_settings(bool dump_config) {
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// Commit 9ed617fb17 removed gpio_func_sel() calls from uart_set_pin(), which breaks
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// UART on default UART0 pins that may have residual state from boot console.
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// Reset these pins before configuring UART to ensure they're in a clean state.
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if (tx == U0TXD_GPIO_NUM || tx == U0RXD_GPIO_NUM) {
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if (is_default_uart0_pin(tx)) {
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gpio_reset_pin(static_cast<gpio_num_t>(tx));
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}
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if (rx == U0TXD_GPIO_NUM || rx == U0RXD_GPIO_NUM) {
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if (is_default_uart0_pin(rx)) {
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gpio_reset_pin(static_cast<gpio_num_t>(rx));
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}
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// Setup pins after reset to preserve open drain/pullup/pulldown flags
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// Setup pins after reset to configure GPIO direction and pull resistors.
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// For UART0 default pins, setup() must always be called because gpio_reset_pin()
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// above sets GPIO_MODE_DISABLE which disables the input buffer. Without setup(),
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// uart_set_pin() on ESP-IDF 5.4.2+ does not re-enable the input buffer for
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// IOMUX-connected pins, so the RX pin cannot receive data (see issue #10132).
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// For other pins, only call setup() if pull or open-drain flags are set to avoid
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// disturbing the default pin state which breaks some external components (#11823).
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auto setup_pin_if_needed = [](InternalGPIOPin *pin) {
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if (!pin) {
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return;
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}
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const auto mask = gpio::Flags::FLAG_OPEN_DRAIN | gpio::Flags::FLAG_PULLUP | gpio::Flags::FLAG_PULLDOWN;
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if ((pin->get_flags() & mask) != gpio::Flags::FLAG_NONE) {
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if (is_default_uart0_pin(pin->get_pin()) || (pin->get_flags() & mask) != gpio::Flags::FLAG_NONE) {
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pin->setup();
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}
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};
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