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Awesome! I've installed esp32-idf3-20200727-unstable-v1.12-662-g8da40baa4.bin and *uasyncio* worked right out of the box and I'm getting version 3.0.0! The blink example runs fine now on the bread-board with i2c ports connected as well as GPIO 14 for the DHT22 sensor. from machine import Pin, Timer,...

Gotcha! Yeah, like you said, I didn't get a version number. As for firmware, I'm currently running esp32-idf3-20191220-v1.12.bin I understand other builds are available here http://micropython.org/download/esp32/ right? For a daily build, do I essentially pick one of the unstable ones? What is the d...

Hey Peter, I've implemented your suggestions and reduced the code to the blink example: from machine import Pin, Timer, I2C import dht import time import uasyncio import gc led = Pin(2, Pin.OUT) class temp_reader(): sleep = 1 #static instance variable for testing def __init__(self, led): self.led = ...

Okay, so I was able to implement a first test case for a class like you mentioned, Peter. This works from machine import Pin, Timer, I2C from rotary_irq_esp import RotaryIRQ import ssd1306 import dht import network import time import uasyncio sensor = dht.DHT22(Pin(14)) led = Pin(2, Pin.OUT) class t...

Hi Peter,

Thanks for the quick Python re-fresher! I'll look into it!

Hey Peter, Thanks for your thorough explanation! I'm new to programming, in micropython especially, and wasn't aware that having processes run on endless loops is common practice :) Thanks also for your insights of how to structure the app and where to put variables and co-routines! I'll try to impl...

@jimmo thanks for the quick answer! I'll definitely give that a try. What I don't understand yet is how I break the endless loop I have right now... Conceptually, it seems the steps should be this: 1) Set target temperature with encoder and commit it to list by pushing button (show on OLED) 2) Run t...

Hello, at the risk of posting this to the wrong topic, I'm looking for some uasyncio help if possible - and I'm not able to create my own topic for some reason. I have started working with micropython fairly recently, so please forgive my ignorance. I'm trying to implement something similar to matty...

At the risk of nobody reading this --- @chrisgp I was able to implement your networkconfig.py script ( https://github.com/cpopp/MicroPythonSamples/tree/master/MicroPythonSamples ). In my main.py file I import all the libraries and then call networkconfig.start() I'm using an ESP 8266 Nodemcu with mi...