Fred
Fred
It seems like proper USB keyboards have a special mode of some sort needed to work in the BIOS. From https://github.com/NicoHood/HID/issues/34 it looks like the way the USB keyboard HID...
It seems like the BCM2708 is the die name, while BCM2835 is the part as it's packaged for the Pi [1]. I can confirm I've been able to run shift...
Yes your approach is a lot simpler. I designed this PR specifically to be similar to the way uploads work, sort of treating the stored file as if it were...
Closed per #194
@jxmesw1 Oh I wonder if version could be playing a role, I'm running 0.0.9 as well. Unfortunately my weather's now deployed, but a check of temperatures under USB power with...
When I started powering off the JST at 5 V using 4x AAs my tests showed the readings weren't affected like USB readings. However, I did notice that it takes...
I cross compared my Enviro against a DS18B20, an LM75A, and an infrared thermometer and found they all agreed to within about 0.5 °C, which I figure is about as...
> - store line numbers as INT, not in ASCII, that saves RAM, and should be easy to implement. Every \n is followed by an INT. Do you mean line...
OK it sounds like there are quite a few things going on. When you say you have several smashed rows at the top of the display, is that an issue...
USB output was pretty bare bones. I disabled the interrupt so that only one frame of data was captured, then using the default basic Pico USB serial output stuff looped...