rtek1000

> @rtek1000 What do you mean "very low"? It's perfectly safe and necessary in this case, since the i2c bus is significantly overclocked. Ok, there is a calculator that might...

Hello, I already had similar problem with PIC12F675. I left the WDT with a very short time, and also disabled the RESET. But with a lot of effort I managed...

I found this: Pg 58: > HVP > If this option is checked, the programmer uses the “high” > voltage at pin P for communication with the device. > This...

In my case, only '/' was missing before the file name. `if (!FFat.exists(String('/') + fileName)) {` https://github.com/smford/esp32-asyncwebserver-fileupload-example/blob/c47a5c510c6036bfeb8c20f549bb2874819ea5c4/example-02/webserver.ino#L99 ------ `request->send(FFat, String('/') + fileName, "application/octet-stream");` https://github.com/smford/esp32-asyncwebserver-fileupload-example/blob/c47a5c510c6036bfeb8c20f549bb2874819ea5c4/example-02/webserver.ino#L106 ------ `FFat.remove(String('/') + fileName);` https://github.com/smford/esp32-asyncwebserver-fileupload-example/blob/c47a5c510c6036bfeb8c20f549bb2874819ea5c4/example-02/webserver.ino#L109

Hi, I found this code: https://www.hackster.io/erikuchama/day-of-the-week-calculator-cde704 I'm having problems with the DS3232RTC library (which makes use of the Time library). So I'm testing the uRTCLib library, but it seems like...

> There's actually a whole wikipedia article on just this :) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Determination_of_the_day_of_the_week > > Here's code which I've used: > > ```c++ > // returns 0=Sunday, etc > uint8_t getDayOfWeek()...

I modified it to use timers, but I haven't tested it yet, follow the link (935 bytes): https://github.com/rtek1000/stm8-bootloader

I managed to test it, there was a bug, because I was using interrupt, it took me a while to understand that you cannot use interrupt in the bootloader. Apparently...

I had tried to implement the interrupt in this file (init.s), but I couldn't. It would be interesting to have an example, perhaps with EXTI.

I noticed that the theory blog is very old (year 2011) and now I saw this issue about website unavailability. (I already had this kind of problem with an AC...