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bram[0] = len(inBuffer) ba[4: 4+len(inBuffer)] = inBuffer # To retrieve bt = bytes(ba[4:4+bram[0]]) Sorry if this is a silly question but I was reading the documentation for your micropower module because I'm interested in being able to store a few strings into the 4kb RAM and there's one thing tha...

I was having the same problem when I tried to update my Pyboard: the red, orange and blue LEDs were faintly lit and it was unresponsive. Turns out I download firmware for the Pyboard and not the PYBLITE, the PYBLITE being the one I own :lol: Thankfully I had made a backup of my previous firmware: I ...

pythoncoder you're absolutely right, you're missing nothing here. I made a horrible mistake in my post, thanks for correcting it.

Sorry for the late reply, Internet was down. Thanks that did the job perfectly!

Hello, I'm reading a 16-bit value from two consecutive registers on a sensor and I've put them into one variable by typing data = bytearray(i2c.mem_read(2, addr, mem_addr)) and I want to turn this into a signed integer. The order in which I'm reading the values defines data's endianness as little. S...

No worries. I figured it out at the end. I'm sorry but I forgot to mention that the code was inside a file other than my main.py file, a sort of initialization file if you will. As a first fix-around I decided to open the file in both my main.py and initialization.py files, but that didn't work. The...

My Pyboard has 48kb of flash which is why I'm using a 1GB SD card. Do I have to specify the output.txt file's location as being "/sd/output.txt"? When I got my Pyboard I wrote a small program that turned the LEDs on and off. Later when I needed to expand my storage, I backed up all of the files on m...

Ok. I wrote: output = open("output.txt", "w") and replaced every print() statement with output.write() My program runs into OSError 22 at line 156 where I wrote: output.write("\n") I tried specifying that the newline is '\n' by writing: output = open("output.txt", "w", newline = '\n') but I got this...

Hello, the title is pretty straightforward, what I want to do is print matrices in a table format onto a text file. So far I've been printing them in a table format onto the REPL but now I want to have the Pyboard print the matrices onto a text file for logging/storing purposes. I imported the sys m...

Thanks for the clarification concerning microcontrollers and numpy. I ended up determining the matrix determinant expression by hand and ran it on my matrix (I'm handling a 4x4 matrix made up of 4 lists and no zeros in any of them) and it worked. It did take a while to find but at the end it's just ...