MicroPython Forum (Archive)

Thank you, Dave. Much appreciated.

It still works :o The only difference is, that I don't have the Oled Driver, so that's commented out. MicroPython v1.9.2 on 2017-08-23; PYBv1.1 with STM32F405RG Type "help()" for more information. >>> import motor_driver >>> motor_driver.brake() >>> motor_driver.accelerate(100) >>> just for our peac...

Hmmm, I tried that on the fly, it works...
Can you please post a bit more of your code, and the REPL screen output as well?

I have a decent complex piece of code around the RTC alarm, and it is working fine - apart from the interrupts. I use pyb.ExtInt(): AlarmIntAB = pyb.ExtInt(17, pyb.ExtInt.IRQ_RISING, pyb.Pin.PULL_NONE, AlarmCallBack) but the interrupts do not fire. They do, however, when I set the EXTT_RTSR bit manu...

The opportunity to switch off peripherals with a port pin is brilliant. I'd like to have the same opportunity with the processor itself, to achieve a zero-power system. Here is my idea (which I have not tested yet, but will soon): The processor (F405 on the pyboard 1.x) offers one particular pin (X1...

Amazing!

I'd also like to have a look, what processors will be available (especially, which chip family), etc. Where is this information accessible?
And of course, a timeline would be nice, when we can order

Hi Peter, no, the PyBoard isn't running code. It may have to do with my setup, though i do not understand, how. The PyBoard sits on a breadboard, there are two FTDI cables connected and a RS232-to-USB converter. All 4 devices are using one 1-to-4 USB hub, connected to the docking station of my lapto...

I use a Pyboard with V1.9.2 for approx. 9 months. recently it got possessed - it makes the laptop mouse jumping around and clicking, a jump per second. It happens more often and right now, i cannot work anymore. In the boot.py the pyboard is set to be a storage device. And it has been working for mo...

uPy runs 'on the bare metal', there is no such thing as a task manager or background process to 'break' a rouge piece of code. I use a pyBoard, and the code lives on an SD-Card. If i stuff up, i pull the SD-card, put it in the laptop, change the code and the problem is solved. Happens pretty seldom,...

Excellent, thank you!

Works like a charm.