MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Yes, the ETA is two months.

Not really sure what are the exact differences, all I found is this: https://github.com/esp8266/esp8266-wiki ... 6-Versions

With the current micropython boards (except for the WiPy), they just show up as a USB disk when you connect them to your computer, and you can edit the files directly there using whatever text editor you prefer. This won't work with ESP8266, as it doesn't have native USB support. On the WiPy, you al...

Thanks, I think this is enough for the time being, as long as people can find it here!

UPDATE : Current docs (may be outdated and lagging behind the latest development until GA release): http://micropython.org/resources/docs/en/latest/esp8266/ _____________________________________________________________ Hi, now that this is going to be an official port, it would be nice to put the d...

Thank you, I will test it in detail when I have a chance. I can't help to notice that some of the timers have been removed from the pinout diagram and now we only have 4 pwm pins available, is that right?

My guess is that you are resetting the timer, instead of only changing the duty cycle. But really hard to tell without seeing the code.

I recently wanted to re-check some things in the WiPy documentation, and was quite surprised that all links to the docs have been removed from the wipy.io website, and replaced with some marketing videos instead. Does that mean that it's no longer official? If so, where should we go looking for info...

You create the pin object just to set the pin in the AF mode 9, which is PWM. Then it's bound to a specific channel of a specific timer.

I wasn't able to make it generate a 50Hz PWM signal, which is what the servos need. It seems that you can generate higher frequency signal, which is fine for controlling motors and LEDs.