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I've been using a DS18b20 with the LoBo build and it works great.
Make sure you use a 10K pull up resistor between 3.3V and the data line.

The Lobo build has an MQTT autoreconnect feature. It also allows you to poll the MQTT state to accommodate Wi-Fi disruptions. For example: station = WLAN(STA_IF) client = mqtt(CLIENT_ID, SERVER, autoreconnect=True, cleansession=True, connected_cb=conncb, disconnected_cb=disconncb, published_cb=pubcb...

I use Atom with the remote-ftp and linter-flake8 packages. I run the Lobo firmware with built-in FTP server. The remote-ftp package automatically syncs files in Atom to the ESP32. I adjust the flake8 rules as needed for the differences between Python and MicroPython. The same strategy should also wo...

I have had my robot up and driving around today and now need to start to hook all the peripherals up. I need to workout what pins I will ise for what( I am likely to use them all). I want to make sure that I am not connecting something to a pin that shouldn't be used. Can someone confirm that these...

Here's an example: from machine import Pin, TouchPad touch0 = TouchPad(Pin(4)) touch1 = TouchPad(Pin(0)) touch2 = TouchPad(Pin(2)) touch3 = TouchPad(Pin(15)) touch4 = TouchPad(Pin(13)) touch5 = TouchPad(Pin(12)) touch6 = TouchPad(Pin(14)) touch7 = TouchPad(Pin(27)) touch8 = TouchPad(Pin(33)) touch9 ...

All PWM channels using the same timer have the same frequency and phase. PWM channel started with different timer will have some random offset depending on time when the timer was started. It could be possible to synchronize two PWMs, each using a different timer, in such way that one is started at...

@laboris Would it be possible to add a feature so you could programmatically invert or offset the duty cycle of some of the channels on a timer?

loboris wrote: ↑

Wed Nov 22, 2017 2:38 pm

Bluetooth does not work, BT module will be (temporarily) removed from build in next commit.

There's a lot of interest in Bluetooth and BLE. Any updates on the BT module?

Thanks for your reply. I find myself checking the source frequently especially for ESP32 specific code.

Is there a way to list a function's arguments. I tried inspect.getargspec() from micropython-lib , but I get the following: >>> inspect.getargspec(my_test_function) Traceback (most recent call last): File "<stdin>", line 1, in <module> File "inspect.py", line 37, in getargspec NotImplementedError: T...