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This repository contains information about LEGO Hubs (name, battery level, etc.) and to interact with any sensors and motors connected to it.

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Hi, I would love to slowly accelerate and deceleration the motor to a precise angle. I get it to to accelerate, but I cant figure out how to slow down...

Hello, When using App of Rally Car there is a calibration sequence with Subcommand :0x51,0x02 Data:bytes ,0x00,0x00,0x00,0x00 and Subcommand: 0x51,0x02 Databytes : ,0x5a,0x00,0x00,0x00 Can you explain in detail how it...

I am trying to set up combined mode sensors on a motor to get notified of changes to either absolute position or speed. I was able to do this with...

When the GATT device is connected, the characteristic instantly receives a series of Hub Attached IO messages with the purpose of declaring the internal devices of the hub and the...

The recently [released teaser about LEGO+Nintendo products](https://youtu.be/Fq3hw4imZ3g) shows Mario has a BlueTooth button in the back. Is it the same protocol as Powered Up? Will the protocol of LEGO Super...

Hi, after reading the news of the upcoming 51515 set and my realization that I do not see any documentation on how to upload code to the spike prime hub...

I believe I have found a FW bug in the implementation of the output subcommand 'GotoAbsolutePosition' for _virtual_ ports (both commands 0x0D and 0x0E) when using _immediate_ execution that happens...

Hello, when talking to devices connected to a hub, is it generally a good idea to always fetch their metadata (modes, value formats, min/max ranges) live or is it relatively...

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Hello, The StartPower(Power1, Power2) function (Output Command 0x81 - Sub Command 0x02) is stated as using the "WriteDirectDataMode" (0x81, 0x51, mode undefined?). I believe it is a error/typo since no...

the example for RGB LED setting is: "Port ID, Startup and Completion Information , 0x51, 0x01, 0x30, 0x47, 0x55" (which seems to make sense), but below at "RGB Commands encoded...