Tile-Sensa Test Program

[nherriot]

Hi all,

I've cleaned up and adapted a simple test program which may help people when working with the TILE-SENSA tile and the new pyboard D. It simply contains an object definition (class) called TileOne which initializes the sensors for humidity and temperature and also sets up the 'buzzer' (this requires that you have the tile which contains the tiny buzzer).

For now I've put the code in our open repo here:

https://github.com/SamsungResearchUK-Io ... rams/tiles

If anyone has better ideas, pull requests, issues etc please let me know .



Kind regards, Nicholas.

[jamonda]

Buzzer on Tile Sensa? I have never heard of it. Where can I find more about this buzzer?

[nherriot]

Hi Jamonda,

you need:
1) one of the microcontrollers from pyboard-D series. (https://store.micropython.org/category/ ... 20D-series)
2) An adaptor board which you plugin the micro-controller and the tile sensor like this: https://store.micropython.org/product/WBUS-DIP68
which can take 4 tile sensors. Or the smaller one which takes one tile sensor: https://store.micropython.org/product/WBUS-DIP28#_
3) And a tile sensor: https://store.micropython.org/product/TILE-SENSA

Hope this helps!

Kind regards, Nicholas.

[jamonda]

Hi. I know the tile sensa, but you were talking about a 'tiny buzzer'. AFAIK, there is no tile sensa with a buzzer. So, there is no buzzer to be set up by the driver. Am I wrong?

[jamonda]

Can anybody please explain where can I find a tile with a buzzer?

[pythoncoder]

I don't believe there is one.

[jamonda]

I don't believe there is one.

Thank you for the confirmation, Python Coder.
I was intrigued to read above "this requires that you have the tile which contains the tiny buzzer".

[pythoncoder]

Me too; I thought I was familiar with all the Pyboard kit. I looked, but did not find