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Hmm..I looked around on the loboris forum and on his Github, but I'm still not entirely sure how much more work/tweaking would have to be done. I am able to do API calls to the methods in the LAN class but once called, they do not seem to work. Definitely some driver related work has to be done rel...

Fanoush, This looks fantastic. Thanks for all your work. I received my watch but have not uploaded any new micropython firmware yet. Prior to doing that, I want to make sure I do the steps correctly by reading through all of your github docs, so I don't brick it ;) Just an (idiotic) question before ...

jimmo wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 25, 2019 11:41 pm

rpr wrote: ↑

Sun Aug 25, 2019 9:05 pm

What happens if you send i2c.writeto(40,b'1')?

This neither sends a single bit nor a 1. It'll send the ascii value for '1' which is 0x31.

@jimmo -- thank you.

Is the main.py inside the zeze directory as well?

What happens if you send i2c.writeto(40,b'1')?

kcoelho wrote: ↑

Fri Aug 23, 2019 8:23 pm

Hi rpr,

It uses a LAN8710 chipset, which should be quite similar.
I'll take a look into that and let you know the outcome.

Thank you

Thanks. I'm interested.

If the board uses a lan8720 chipset, the loboris fork for the esp32 has support in micropython. Loboris made some small hardware mods to the lan8720 boards he was using. There is at least a thread on his forum. https://loboris.eu/forum/showthread.php?tid=334 Loboris commented that he thought his cod...

Thanks for your code suggestions. The esp8266 has been running so far (about 3 days). I will probably let it go for a little while longer. Much appreciate your help.

I'm taking sensor data from a dht22 and using Peter's mqtt_as module. Here is the code. It has been working perfectly for about 36 hours now. I'm going to let it run for a few more days to check. Though it would be nice to do a Ctrl-C. from mqtt_as import MQTTClient from configmqtt import config imp...

Peter, many thanks.

I've been using the nuclear option so far. A little annoying but worked. I will try out your more practical solution.