MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Thank you everybody for your answers. Let's see what happens then

Looking forward to have one of this D-Series in my hand.

Hello Micropython team, Thank you for the very good quality of your products. We are currently working on fast prototyping projects and we have started working with a pyboard V1.1 where we have seen the very big advantages to write code on python for quick development. As you know, the python code r...

Thank you very much for your answer :) Concerning the MCU's crystal accuracy, one question raised, if it has 30 ppm accuracy, the RTC of the pyboard could deviate of 78 seconds (2600000 (secs) * 0,999970) per month ? I am working on a standalone project (trancking weather events), so time accuracy i...

Hello micropython board users, I would like to know if anyone has evaluated the precision of the funciton "adc.read_timed(buf, freq)" as for how precise the timing of the acquisition is. Any additional information is welcomed. And what is the maximum frequency programmable for this function? Thank y...

Ok Thank you for your answer.
So any recommendations for soldering headers in the board?

Just by curiosity, how do you know that the X2 pins is destroyed? I ask because after soldering come male headers, some of my pins do not work any more or have a strange behaviour and I though that maybe the soldering material was too much and it connected different pins, but until now I do not see ...

Thank you, the error was because of the conditions for changing the value of the variable. The pin.value() method is more practical tu use

Oh, yes, sorry I just saw the error in my code. Thank you for the information, before I used the pin.high() or pin.low() to set the output values but it's better pin.value(1or0).

I will experiment with this functions to see how they perform for my application. Concerning the logging function I will stick for now with the REPL solution since it is real time debuging while the application is executing so I can test different configuraitons. The logging function is interesting ...

Many thanks for your answers, it works perfectly by creating a file and printing what I want. :) I jsut saw there is also a function called pyb.repl_uart(), I will see how it works. I am now wondering if there is a way to give inputs to the pyboard via the REPL tool when it is executing the code in ...