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My aim is to have the 'other code processing time' be part of the 2 second pause... E.g. 1.8 + 200 ms = 2 seconds not 2 Sec + 200 ms... And that's exactly what you're getting. Put this at the end of your code: print('Elapsed / ms:', time.ticks_diff(time.ticks_ms(), start)) and you'll see this resul...

You're creating so much output that the terminal (Thonny?) takes time to catch up. Your loop is running for two seconds, but takes nearly a minute to output all of the data. Don't print so much. Use a small sleep, too: import time start = time.ticks_ms() while time.ticks_diff(time.ticks_ms(), start)...

asking the same question three times isn't going to get you an answer.

jimmo gave you an answer here: API for Microsoft OneDrive - MicroPython Forum (Archive).

Otherwise OneDrive is too large a system to talk to MicroPython. You'll need a separate server

JDRBoston wrote: ↑

Thu Sep 08, 2022 3:02 pm

I’ll try flashing v1.18 ...

Better to use 1.19.1, as it is current and fixes some ESP32-specific problems.

Please post the line that has the error. We can't guess what you've written. Most likely you've done something like this: val = 10.0 print("val is " + val) This results in the same TypeError: can't convert 'float' object to str implicitly error. Note that either of these following examples is fine: ...

Spikey1973 wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 31, 2022 2:01 pm

... the micropython based circuit python.

It's probably best to ask on Adafruit's CircuitPython support forum, as the syntax and libraries are somewhat different to regular MicroPython.

Also, this forum is going away soon, so not many people are looking at it

There's an existing thread here: Migration to GitHub Discussions

Github's ``` (triple backtick) notation for included code is okay once you get used to it.

Default frequency is around 400000. The actual frequency is all down to the CPU's clock dividers, and I typically see 399361 as the default. You can find this out for yourself for your own board by entering the following in the REPL: import machine i=machine.I2C(1) i I2C(1, freq=399361, scl=7, sda=6)

Only immediate issue for me is that Discussions has the same favicon as Github, so I can't easily tell if a tab is a github thing (with the octocat favicon) or a MicroPython thing (used to have an "M" favicon, now yet another octocat favicon) That's true... haha there must be a browser extension fo...

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