That is the Generic device. I have built both versions. You'll find the binaries here: https://github.com/robert-hh/Shared-Stuff
use: firmware_ESP32_GENERIC_FLOW_CONTROL.bin and load it the usual way.
Note:
The frozen bytecode has some of my favorite stuff, which I did not remove, like upysh ("from upysh import *") with some ix-like commands (ls, cat, pwd..) and the on-board editor pye ( "from pye import pye" and then "pye(filename)").
UART inverted
Re: UART inverted
Yep, it works like a charm So, I have tested in non-inverted mode only and its working correctly.
Thank you so much again for your fantastic help. Keep your project up. Its a really great fun.
Thank you so much again for your fantastic help. Keep your project up. Its a really great fun.
Re: UART inverted
Did this fix ever get added to the production version of uPython ?
FWIW, I am currently using version='v1.12-87-g96716b46e on 2020-01-26'.
Thanks,
Brian H.
FWIW, I am currently using version='v1.12-87-g96716b46e on 2020-01-26'.
Thanks,
Brian H.
Re: UART inverted
Inverted mode is supported at least by a recent daily build. User the option invert=<modes>, where modes are:
INV_TX, INV_RX, INV_RTS or INV_CTS, which are or'ed. Example:
from machine import UART
uart=UART(1, 9600, invert=INV_RX | INV_TX)
INV_TX, INV_RX, INV_RTS or INV_CTS, which are or'ed. Example:
from machine import UART
uart=UART(1, 9600, invert=INV_RX | INV_TX)