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I made now some progress by studying the impressive work of Peter Hinch ( https://github.com/peterhinch/micropython-async/blob/master/v3/docs/TUTORIAL.md ). There is plenty of documentation available, but one needs to get acquainted with the topic (and as usual, it hurts ;) ). I based my attempts on...

Hello forum, I am currently trying to develop an application as "addon" for a hobby RC receiver. The receiver runs a proprietary protocol in a half-duplex mode. I am using the Pyboard as development platform (I was a kickstarter backer in 2014 :) ). The receiver is connected via UART (125kbaud, 8-N-...

Just for reference.

This is the script I finally came up with to control my LEDs via pyboard GPIO pins:

http://github.com/chiefenne/ACL/blob/master/acl.py

It seems to work also without the hack.

Thanks a lot Dave. I'll follow your suggestion.

I'll also upgaded meanwhile to firmware --> pybv10-2015-12-31-v1.5.2.dfu
Did not yet test the class inheritance there.
(also forgot to check which firmware level I had before. Shame on me)
I use the pyboard v1.0

I try to subclass the pyb.Pin class. Whats wrong with: # main.py -- put your code here! import pyb class myLED(pyb.Pin): def __init__(self, pin='X1', mode=pyb.Pin.OUT_PP): super(myLED, self).__init__(pin, mode) def on(self): self.high() def off(self): self.low() led = myLED() led.on()