MicroPython Forum (Archive)

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Thank you, jimmo!

Thank you for this update about how i2c can be instantiated in the newer MicroPython versions. Is there a way to turn off the "Warning: I2C(-1,...)..." message that is sent to shell? I am using the hardware I2C pins of my device and the machine.I2C() instantiation accordingly. I don't want the user ...

I apologize for the poor wording of my question and not providing the full code of the function so that I could get your advice. But I was more perplexed by what I thought was an issue with the hardware or glitch in the interpreter than with the code itself. This is because by ‘sudden’ I meant that ...

Thank you, very much, scruss. But that doesn't seem to be the problem. Here are the lines associated with the variable and where the error was thrown: (function declared) # Initialize local variables stepcycleCounter = 0 # Added to confirm that the problematic variable is an int - the REPL output co...

I’m having a consistent TypeError that makes no sense to me. I would greatly appreciate your help in trying to figure out what is wrong so that I can correct it. I am using MicroPython v1.12 on an ESP32 WROOM32 module. I had been running a script without problems, but suddenly I got a consistent 'Ty...

I was (am) frustrated by the FireFox defaulting to https and not giving an easy way to defeat that, at least for the 'safe' micropython.org site. Because Safari isn't available, give SeaMonkey a try. It's open source, works for Windows and Linux, as well as the Mac, and has helped me in other work. ...

Thank you!!

Dear MicroPython gurus, I am having trouble configuring PWM and I'd appreciate your help. I've been building a device that sends three different sets of PWM to a passive piezoelectric buzzer to generate three audible tones. I got this to work consistently using esp32-20210902-v1.17. But since I upda...

I'm not sure whether this helps, but during one of the upgrades my browser started defaulting to https connections, even though It didn't indicate that it was using https in the URL of the browser window. It seems like Firefox added this as a feature to ensure a secure connection. When I switched to...