86 Results for "circuitpython"

Looks like it'll be Arduino Code, not CircuitPython
Log from BBQ Thermostat
After my hardware switch to Unexpected Maker's Feather S2, Sparkfun's MCP6900, and Adafruit motor board (I need to update my BOM) - I waited throughout the Circuit Python 6.x series to see if they would fix the fact that the Sparkfun wouldn't work with...

Prerequisites
Instructions from PyBadge Etch-A-Sketch
A CircuitPython bootloader must be installed on the device. This is very easy to do. This has already been covered by many guides in the past, but I would recommend this one for starters: https://learn.adafruit.com/welcome-to-circuitpython Next,...

GamePad module and Trinket M0 Haxpress
Log from PewPew FeatherWing
My pull requests just got merged into CircuitPython. One is the for the Trinket M0 with a hacked on flash chip — it's now called Trinket M0 Haxpress, and the other one is adding a gamepad module with functions for scanning and de-bouncing button presses.I'm...

Getting MUCH smaller with more features
Log from Thunder Pack
The new prototypes have arrived!The board now features a 16Mb SPI flash chip and DotStart Micro RGB LED (APA102-2020). These additions were inspired by CircuitPython. The flash chip gives much more space for your python programs and the LED is used...

Looking for any help getting Unexpected Maker S2 and Sparkfun Qwiik MCP9600 to communicate
.Stack entry by eric
For this project https://hackaday.io/project/166703-bbq-thermostat/ I changed hardware to the Feather S2 (https://feathers2.io/) with the Qwiic MCP9600 Thermocouple (https://www.sparkfun.com/products/16294). I wanted to be able to switch from Arduino...

Seeeduino XIAO RP2040 and Circuitpython
Details from Seeeduino XIAO RP2040 and Circuitpython
I decided to write this tutorial because the manufacturer's website contains some errors regarding the use of this board with Circuitpython. Although the site contains the information that the firmware for the board is the same as that of the Raspberry...

The Prototype
Log from PewPew Slim
It took longer than anticipated, but with checking after each diode, I finally managed to get all of them properly soldered without any shorts. Then I made a branch of CircuitPython with the right code, and here it is:I must say I'm not entirely happy...

µGame on ESP8266 with MicroPython
Log from µGame
The SAMD21 chip is great for its native USB and the way you can just copy files on it, but since it's relatively new, the development boards for it are rather pricey. Plus, it really has small RAM and slow SPI, which limits what kind of games you can...

Pew Library for TFT
Log from PewPew M4
I also finally tested how the displayio-based Pew library works on the SAMD51, and it's much better than on the SAMD21, though you can still see a lot of tearing. I still need to try with direct SPI writes, and if that doesn't work better, a C module....

Psychic ePaper
Details from Psychic ePaper
Overview 4.2" black and white, low power e-Ink display.Programmable IDs, photos, and credentials, displayed and refreshed with a button press.Programmable with CircuitPython or Arduino IDE using the Adafruit ItsyBitsy nRF58240.Bluetooth...

DIY
Instructions from On Air
Required Hardware: 1. ESP-EYE a. Optional ESP-EYE case 2. PyPortal a. Optional PyPortal case 3. Two 3.3v usb to outler adapters and two usb to usb mini cables OR 4....

The BPI-PicoW-S3, A New Player in Town
Hacker page by Joey Shyu
The BPI-Pico-S3 is an ESP32S3 development board that has been fully adapted to CircuitPython, and the TinyUF2 + CircuitPython firmware is installed by default. No need to install any drivers in Windows 10, Windows 11, Ubuntu Desktop, or Mac OS operating...

The screen works!
Log from HACKtablet: Crestron TSS-752 Teardown + Rebuild
Ok, the display works. The backlight current is between 75 and 125 mA at around 9 volts, depending upon how bright you like it. I corrected the left/right flip by setting the L/R pin to high, and now the graphics are oriented properly. Also...

cyberDÛCK: a CircuitPython Anatidae
Details from cyberDÛCK: a CircuitPython Anatidae
The line of distinction between microcontroller and computer continues to blur. Although our mind and language struggles to define what is and isn't a computer, the definition must be left for the dictionary. No matter the word used, the main objective...

Hack Chat Transcript, Part 3
Log from Python and the Internet of Things Hack Chat
tannewt12:36 PMhttps://github.com/mithro/valentyusb GITHUB mithro/valentyusb USB Full-Speed core written in migen/LiteX. Contribute to mithro/valentyusb development by creating an account on GitHub. Read this on GitHub todbot12:36 PMtoo bad there...

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