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thanks Liz!
Thanks Liz, thanks All. - Happy New Year
Thank you all for taking time for us
thanks everyone!
Thank you Liz.
Cya next year folks!
Oh, @robust horizon , I did some digging -- it looks like "Level 1" might have referred to programs that were stored only in volatile memory/RAM, which would explain the mention of your work going poof
I know some machines would work only in active memory and you'd have to specifically export things from RAM to storage, which was a process
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_I_BASIC maybe it's referring to the BASIC interpreter? I am not sure either!
Level I BASIC is a dialect of the BASIC programming language that shipped with the first TRS-80, the TRS-80 Model I.
Might be that too! That didn't even come up in my search, lol
We need to find someone who worked at Radio Shack in that era
TRS80 Basic was Level 1 and Level 2. I can't remember (getting way to old) but I think you needed 16k to use Level 2. Ok, found some old memories. Level 2 was a ROM 12k ROM kit and would work in a 4k machine. Therein lies my confusion.
It was far too long ago to remember if you aren't doing it actively XD
hi!
Hiiii!
Hi
the sloth is kind of syncing up with the bop
Lars, circa about 6.3 billion years ago
ha
Hello! Always fun to be welcomed into the workshop!
Hey @haughty quiver
Hi JP!
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SEE YA 2022
lars silently judging everyone
Yay return!
Yay!
yey!
Glad they're coming back! And it'll be nice to have a Thursday show again
Not that we don't love you JP but it'll be nice to have them back on schedule.
Good to see Desk of Ladyada was back. All the best to Limor and PT and BabyAda
Hello JP!
I think Lars tacked up Woody by his pull string.
Present.
@haughty quiver Happy Holidays

debates buying a 10W solar panel
@sour ridge Awesome owl!
👐
Why jazz-hands? Why not?
Kevin's project is the best kind of crazy
The Owl files are available on Printables
Jeff is on a roll with the retro interface projects
Printables is the place to be for 3D printing projects
Noe posted owl link! #live-broadcast-chat message
Paul's TOF sensor project is really neat. I know the salt brine buckets you're dealing with and can't think of a good way to mount that other than drilling some mounting holes in the lid.
something i happened to be working on at the moment jazz hands was spoken
I think I can use some sticky double sided velcro actually
@open surge i think that project would be great as a user pages guide
Ahh yeah some of that super 3M stuff would probably work.
good idea! I'll see what I can do
It's too humid in FL so the top lid is always wet and the salt combines into big chunks.
If only there were a way to keep that from happening... I know for brown sugar I have a disk that you soak in water and it keeps it from clumping, but I guess that's the opposite issue
ah you could hook that up to some meshed S2's or qt py's to actually use an SNES controller for a remote control car or something.
You should do a Lars-io game
plz no
lol
maybe a video game but we really don't need him walking around and doing stuff.
What's the board you have the SNES controller wired to?
neat controller project, didn't know adafruit sold those
The blog post is titled ICYMI (in case you missed it) usually a day or two after the actual newsletter goes out.
could you use the host to connect the SD card as a flash drive?
I'm gonna strap a Pico W to an 18TB USB HDD as a WiFi HDD
as ridiculous as that sounds it might be possible in the future
BLESS YOU!
Globshoe!
need a sneeze button
Need a lav sneeze guard. Denny's has one.
with BLE no less, very impressive hand
ADABOX WOOO
How many boards does circuit python support now? The number is climbing every day.
Over 100?
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Nice. Glad those are coming back
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Lars-io waiting for JP to make his game
dang my vision is not that good
oof
ahahha
Did you think it was 19:30 now?
off by one errors get you every time
lol
Time starts at zero not one
you're not late, a wizard arrives precisely when they mean to
0:00
time[0]
So time started on 0/0/0 at 0:00
yes in 1970
lol, 1/1/1970 != 0/0/0
it does if you're into unix
Gordie reaching from 5 minutes in the past
I type really slow
lol
what was the sensor that was only 5v that was featured a couple months ago? i want to say it was a O2 sensor of some kind. anyway, there are plenty of use cases for 3-5v level shifters.
🦂
started my fast LED projects on an Arduino Nano / Metro Mini... now have dual core DMA with PIO states for it. Just amazing.
can't wait to get my hands on a scorpio
I can't find the end of this spool 
because it's a feather form you could throw an ESP32 Airlift onto it and do wifi np.
Too late for Christmas
yeah but really need to start that stuff like right after halloween for holiday projects anyway
Referring to the spool that came loose XD
are you trying to make a motor winding out of the spool?
yeah not sure what's the subject of that photo haha
I just pulled it out -- it's magnetic wire that's suppose to be a nice tight spool
🎷👐
just respool it.
It's so thin... I can't find the end
i've never had that happen but have seen horror stories about it on amazon filament reviews where it binds up if not spooled correctly. that would be infuriating to print like a multi-day print just to have it fail due to an incorrectly wound spool.
I have run into filament spools that had a section pass under itself... it is a horror... And I've respooled 10kg spools. It's so slow
euro rack triggering an enigma machine sounds pretty neat
So coool
reminds me of the ouija
ok that's neat, practical uses to make sure you can output the exact correct voltages you want.
OH I FOUND THE END
enigma wrapped in a riddle
ouili
HUMAN MEAT CAPACITANCE
Human meat finger; not to be confused with human bone finger
Oh, JP -- what was the board you had your SNES controller plugged into?
I am not a robot
it would be really fun to spell things out with patches for performances
Camera is having a mental breakdown
That's really cool JP! Stick the patch cable on your tongue and see if you can spell things
So this is where the party is! Finally made it, @nova forum!!!
Terminal
someone had a giant four digit 7 segment display out at burning man last year with an input source of some kind that allowed users to say whatever four letter words
It's better than a breadboard for projects
JP did a huge 7 segment clock i think he made for american ninja timer
i think he's got a guide on it if you're interested in making one.
I remember that. It looked really good.
Added this to my cart!
Thanks, JP! Have a great night, Everyone!
Thanks for taking time for us.
Thanks @haughty quiver . Good night everyone. 🌒
awesome show, thanks @haughty quiver !
Good show! See you next year!
bye happy new year all
2023 sounds so futuristic
AHHH
Thanks @haughty quiver Thanks all Adafruit folks and community. All the best in 2023
thanks JP! enjoy the rest of your time off
Thank you. Til 2023
Thanks JP
Everything since 2000 has been the future and it's wild
Happy New Year everyone!
Happy Newyear
Thanks for a great show JP.
Merry newyear!
thanks so much for coming by to hang out
TY JP! Happy New Year all!
Happy New Year
Where are the code examples that John Park uses in the the parsec segment?
mostly just on the stream
But if you tag him, I'm sure he'll post it on gist.github.com or something
So scream capture and retype. Thats a bunch for a beginner. Does he ever post them to the learn guide?
a ton of them have come from https://learn.adafruit.com/todbot-circuitpython-tricks which is based on @cinder wind 's excellent github reop https://github.com/todbot/circuitpython-tricks
Excellent Thanks John!
here's the code from today https://gist.github.com/jedgarpark/a990326c1e019e3be79cf2c8a9159b1c
Super!
Thanks @haughty quiver. I noticed that Lars had found a cowboy hat sometime during the show.
You're right, it's an easter egg completely missed it. Happened while he was showing off the new products. Sneaky.
Lars is so sneaky
Oh, today IS Friday. I'm off by 1 again.
Hola from 'rado ! 😄
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Hey Tim.
We even have a 3D printing & PCB design help channel in here. Great maker community.
i know nothing about midi except how to push buttons and make bleeps and bloops. My first time ever creating a midi controller.
I was suffering from the “off by one” error earlier this week lol
yes
Could be a little quieter, but its not obnoxious.
Music as a little louder than voice.
yeah a bit loud fine pfft. can still hear you over the music np
higher frequencies will probably quieter.
i like my dials at 11 but i'm also deaf in 1 ear
Surprise, tonight also a stream from Tim! Hi Tim and all present at almost the end of this year.
what you did the other day with LMMS was perfect, exploring VST's is part of the process
I'm OK thank you Tim!
really cool you figured out how to use a built-in display from a titano
My amp is set at 9/10, system volume at 70%(/150)
did you read up on midi packet format? seems like it if you went straight for byte packaging.
oh that's for the display, gnarly.
is there no midi library you can plug into?
guess you didn't get one of the SSD1306 displays. i ran out of them. 😦
that would be the presets, which is part of program change
which is controlled via a status byte
yes preset is part of the protocol
ohh ok
here's a great video on the midi protocol i watched last night. 10 minutes but breaks down the midi packet pretty well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FIyHxL3jC4
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The protocol changed in 2014 to include 3.3v in the spec so it doesn't have to be 0-5V anymore.
Voice changes...
Was to answer the question in the last video if you can change the instrument. Basically have to do it via midi protocol and use the instrument in LMMS or whatever DAW you're using. The actual instrument is hosted virtually (VST) by the PC program not the midi controller.
But there are conventional defaults by... "channel"?
yes general midi has some conventions and most programs abide by it but it's not guaranteed.
yeah that's part of the DAW capability and all DAW's are different. I use Ableton, it's very popular among electronic musicians. No idea if it's available for Linux but can highly recommend it.
That is another method, but you can switch between the voices through midi messages too
Not sure about your software, but by spec
ah yes voices are notes but also when talking about synthesizers they usually refer to monophonic or polyphonic voices in a synth.
that was another question from yesterday
Sorry I'm kind of rusty on the voice/channel/controller/message terminology
some of the synths you were playing with yesterday in LMMS had monophonic and polyphonic capability. that was really cool to see it controlling a polysynth. 🙂
no no you're correct gordie, voices are used to describe both things which can be confusing because there's some overlap.
I lost the stream how on your end
oh i thought it was just my internet going out, been doing that. back now
OK, back
Yep, it cut out on my side, should be back in just a sec
I might be right in this case but I know that voice/channel/controller/message mean specific things and don't remember which is which. The last time I looked into it I found it less than intuitive.
as someone who is used to making music i usually only know voices being something associated with mono or polyphonic synths.
some VST's actually have the word voices labeled on the synth, same for actual physical polyphonic synths like some of the old Korg synths i'm used to working with.
Yep. And it took me a moment to remember that Apple puts all the controls on the other side. And makes them only 1.5mm in size.
I had some trouble finding the 'refresh' button.
google: "MIDI provides up to 16 channels of simultaneous playback. The number of voices is the total number of notes from all the instruments played back through all the channels."
so a voice is an instrument note and if you play more than 1 from the same instrument it becomes polyphonic
But you can play notes from different instruments at the same time, right?
the kicker VST foamyguy was playing with the other day would be monophonic. only 1 note which is the kick drum. a polyphonic kick drum would make no sense. you actually want a monophonic synth for basslines and drums.
So a midi message contains a channel number and a note number, right?
yes
AND a velocity
the channel number i think in this case would be all the same, dedicated to be routed to the cowbell.
i could be wrong
and each channel has a default instrument but you can change them in the software?
correct and velocity at the end of the data packet
yes, that's where VST's come in, they substitute the general midi message for something else
i think. i just use the stuff. i honestly don't really know how it all works. 😅
i intended to learn but between neradoc and foamyguy it's so far advanced beyond my understanding i'm just a cheerleader at this point watching everything evolve and unfold before my eyes, it's pretty amazing.
Tim, I think you are supposed to send a note off (or all off?) message rather than note zero
OIC
steps
I agree, steps
it's why they're known as step sequencers. you can change the amount of steps in a measure too but that's down the road stuff.
usually you're only modifying 1 step at a time. modifying multiple steps at the same time sounds useful but not part of a basic feature set of a sequencer.
like that's a really neat idea i'm all for
usually the VST will handle the octave +1 or -1 in the GUI of the instrument
some synths and sequencers have a physical button for octave shifts, it is a thing and doable.
also all the 6mm buttons i put in there were for making features dedicated to something other than having only 1 encoder to do everything.
i didn't have a specific idea for them but figured they'd come in handy at some point.
orange, the answer is always orange. 🙂
in my early attempts i was using enumerate and was having issues like this. can see now i should have been validating the enumerations.
to a beginner errors are kind of the validator 😛
oh wow, that's awesome.
one of the neat things about MIDI controller or a sequencer specifically is it doesn't actually play any audio files from the pico, only MIDI packets. that would take up a lot of ram.
yeah you're doing a lot of amazing stuff here especially considering you have absolutely no prior midi experience.
I think it's 3 bytes
exactly, an entire studio of instruments at your fingertips.
i specifically chose 0.125 because it = 120 BPM
a normal BPM for electronic music
yeah can try to do some calibration stuff later. close enough is plenty for now.
i'll get you that SSD1306 and some orange keycaps, oh and stemma port to solder on there. ran out of those too. i have more now.
i 3D printed some orange step switch caps
turns it into a TR-808 theme
yeah that'll do it, just put some flux on the pin, heat the pin with the soldering iron and the solder should slide down the entire pin
i've had plenty of practice. there's like 350 solder joints and i made more than a few fully assembled for people.
the little bits where you accidentally strike the pin and leave a tiny bit of solder on a long pin it won't go in right let alone connect correctly.
i was actually impressed you got all the LED's and switches soldered up correctly, the grounded pins are such a pain. i had to resolder them multiple times and ensure they'd work.
one of the nice things about the board is there are so many that if you were rusty, you're not by the end.
ok whew, glad it wasn't just me. lol.
0 ohm resistors
which are already in my next revision
it provides a hole so the path to ground isn't directly to the board. it'll go through a resistor trace next time which will allow the switch pins to heat up np.
then the hard one will be the other side of the resistor, so just moving the heat up point. would rather it be at a resistor than overheating something inside a switch.
reason it takes forever to heat up is beause you're literally heating up the entire GND plane of the entire board... that takes a while. :/ learning as i go here too.
You are using thermal reliefs (the X thing) or having troubles despite them?
anular ring is tiny, thermal relief barely visible. can definitely say thermal relief didn't do its job if its primary job is to help that GND pin heat up faster.
also enlarged the anular ring in the next revision
because soldering iron barely fits on the ring and pin at the same time
I'm new to pico but have seen unexpected results by not putting a sleep before/after a loop in my main.py. Could that be it?
guess and check is my primary mode of coding. it's why i like circuit pythons fast iterations.
true, some drum and bass can get up to 170 bpm
which is something i do occasionally so that would be nice capability.
i honestly have no idea
no plans really just having fun
i do have enough for more kits in. might be missing a few things here and there.
i have a total of 20 boards to give away of v1.2
yeah my confidence in it being 100% ready was over estimated.
in terms of the hardware design
would be something for my son in KY. He was a DJ and put up a kinda disco in the basement of his house.
if anyone is interested feel free to DM me and i'll see how many i get out for a next batch.
Do you have a website we can check out? I'm not a DJ anymore but my brother is messing around with pocket midi controllers and would love this!
not sure i'm comfortable selling them, was trying to prep for a big giveaway for Christmas but the need for beta testing made smaller batches to a few people at a time made more sense.
Thanks Tim. Have a good night, and a Happy New Year!🎊
just the github in terms of the TR-Cowbell
Thank you Tim. All a Happy New Year!
i think midi uses note_on for connection sense or at least a protocol packet.
yeah tons of fun!
Aww, I just tuned in! Bye all!
I don't think anybody here needs to watch the first half of this video. The second half is a nice, concise explanation of how midi messages are constructed.
yeah first half just goes over base decimal and hex systems
the second part is one of the best videos on the subject i could find. it's missing pieces here and there but they're covered in more of his videos. that guy really knows his midi stuff.
Yeah. It's an excellent midi-101 video for a musician who knows nothing about number systems. Yeah there were a few details left out of the second half but it's a perfect refresher for me. If Tim watches it I'm sure it will tell him everything he needs to move forward.
@smoky island @sand lotus watching the recorded stream; amazing seeing the sequencer in action. The design is very flexible but also a great fit for the purpose. The synchronized external text display is a concept I’ve been working on, as well. Are you thinking about exploiting ANSI screen commands for generating screen “forms” or perhaps a displayio-compatible graphics protocol? Anyway, thanks for sharing a great sequencer design and today’s stream.
My initial idea is to use a fairly custom data format rather than any sort of standardized protocol for the display. Essentially planning to send only the data that needs to be displayed and then the other microcontroller is responsible for displaying it, so the sequencer doesn't get influence over how it looks, just the raw data being shown.
Something more generic where one device could instruct another with things like "put a label here with this text in it", "put a grey rect of this size here" etc... might be interesting in the long run though.
Getting started with this morning's stream now. Working on a fix for Label and then back to sequencer display. Watch along on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_l639xJ3v7k or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
After a step learning curve, finally have a working version of the palette slice wrapper class. Still want to tweak it for better memory management. https://github.com/CedarGroveStudios/CircuitPython_PaletteSlice
A chroma key capability is part of PaletteFilter. Hoping that adding slicing will extend its capability as you mentioned. https://github.com/CedarGroveStudios/CircuitPython_PaletteFilter
Understanding magic methods (dunders) for slicing was the primary challenge in composing rather than inheriting palette properties — since displayio.Palette objects can’t be inherited.
List can’t be inherited either, but it doesn’t break anything if you try. No error message, just some properties don’t work.
Ah. When creating a monospaced font from scratch, I set dx to be the same for all characters.
Wondering if the font was converted from a proportional font some time in its genealogy.
Catching the new line (line edge) anomaly was insightful. Nice sleuthing!
The shift could be related to the font or glyph bounding box definition. Many fonts use an offset bounding box.
Do some characters in the font have descenders?
In some fonts with descenders the bounding box is specified with a negative y offset value, below a non-descending glyph’s baseline.
Yeah, .bdf font files are somewhat easy to understand. I’ve created a few .bdf fonts manually using pencil and graph paper.
Yes ground would be essential.
hi
(I was watching the start of the stream, circup can install .py files with --py)
you could power the display board from the 5V of the other too, when not using usb data, like they are on a single board with a single power source
Use a stair icon for steps?
I got a python thing for that somewhere
but apparently I moved it ugh
MIDI_Tools is in the community bundle
strings are immutable
you can do:
s = s[:x] + "hi" + s[x:]
if you know you always want to insert something, you could have a {} placeholder and use format(...)
string.find(‘#’)
Channels or voice could be represented by sequencer layers. I think of channels as separate synth device where a synth can have multiple voices (instruments). There's a MIDI CC for choosing voices on a single synth channel.
Great design evolution. Thanks for the stream!
Desk of Ladyada - Kickin' off a Happy New Year with Feathers & PiCowbells https://youtu.be/s2CyeZQPpLA
Happy Hogamanay (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hogmanay) - it's time to kick off a new year with a new Desk of Ladyada. This week we're looking at two designs: First is a 'reverse mount' Feather ESP32-S2 which we're finally ready to get into manufacture, we've moved from the EoL LC709203 to the MAX17048 and we're pretty happy with it! Next is o...
Good evening.
Hi all!
Happy new year folks!
🙂
Happy new year!
waiting for "Crib of Babyada" hacking show...
Nice. I hope @hard hollow and @rocky reef make a box for that with nice button covers
@open girder In the realm of unsolicited baby advice, I wanted to point you at SNOO. My former company designed it, and I had to hack one for a museum show on new tech.
The LDO I use does like 20uA quiescent
I need to find a different RTC that does less than 500uA low power though
Yay! I used big aluminum buttons, a feather, relay, and RPi from Adafruit to trigger it and a video at San Francisco MoMA.
Q: (if you’re taking them) what’s the lowest current draw you can get circuitpython down to? I realize it won’t be very low but I’m curious
🐮🔔
Doubler/triplet cowbell?
Oh never mind, it was 350nA timekeeping
Congrats on BabyAda! Hope you're getting some sleep.
aw thanks folks (here's the post) --- https://blog.adafruit.com/2022/12/31/happy-new-year-2023-2/
Will you be making PiCow versions of many/all Featherwings?
What kind of glue is safe for tft displays?
Q: are the cowbells slim enough to do a feather wing/cowbell adapter?
I love DigiKey's search so much
Can you get other colors? Or just black and white?
I like the bigger actuator!
Q: What is ladyada's recommendation for an advanced CircuitPython editor (with linter and formatter support, autocomplete, etc.) I find Mu and Thonny too basic and the plugin for VSCode is unreliable for me.
there is a guide for PyCharm
Take care and happy new year.
Thanks and good night. 🌔
Bye all! Have a good night!
Bye
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That kid's going to grow up and be an accountant or something and break their hearts. ;P
Starting 2023 off with awesome new pico bell lineups and scorpioooo. 🦂
I don’t think a pico bell to featherwing adapter bell/wing would be easy or advisable because each platform has very different pinouts and footprints. That’s a great question though @pearl shoal
I've been working on a VFD clock and wanted to support both picos and feathers but the spacing is different and the pinout is different. You'd need a multilayer board to come close I think.
an adapter for using featherwings with the pico could reproduce the pinout of the RP2040 feather, which is known to work with featherwings
That's a chip versus the board. You could have a not simple board in between that routed it.
There would need to be a converter board each way. One for pico to featherwing and another for feather to pico bell. Possibly? Plus you run the risk of getting them confused in the future and bad things happening. In general best to just keep the platforms separate. Cross platforming them I’m sure is possible but also the possibility for damage is greater if something goes wrong.
Also in adafruits best interests not to cross platform, so there are either bells or featherwings.
Fielding questions with issues in cross platforming board setups would kinda be a nightmare for support staff too.
Yeah, adapters can introduce some incompatibility even if you are careful to support the general usage case. I made a Trinket Feather adapter that got some use bringing wings and Trinkets together (pre-Stemma), but they were tricky. Some interesting jumpers on that one.
there is this https://www.tindie.com/products/arturo182/raspberry-pi-pico-adapter-for-keyboard-featherwing/, but something more like this form factor would be great https://www.adafruit.com/product/3200
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Does JP have a show today at 4? Just curious, normally shows in YouTube as pending … but the above schedule makes it sound like yes ?
Today is Monday! I'm streaming the Product Pick of the Week show tomorrow.
No worries, I've been questioning the day of the week for a few days now
Thanks again , see you tomorrow!
Is it 4pm yet?
4pm is a state of mind
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hi!
hi JP
hi Starman
Looking forward to a great show
Waiting for boopadoops
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Boopadoops!
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Happy Tuesday @haughty quiver 😂😂😂 glad the day is now here (I thought yesterday was Tuesday) haha … love JP shows
Hello and Happy New Year!
I wish there was a "buy it now" button so you could buy an individual thing in the event your cart is full of other things you aren't ready to order but don't want to remove or push to a wishlist
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some not hide from lars
I'm getting an error trying to order D:
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the qt py one have ble?
Oop, was a payment issue, I got it

Thanks @haughty quiver
I only have 1 project I can think of that I could use one, but I got 10 of them XD
Great show!
great show JP
Thanks!
thank you all!
Thanks, john!
I’d buy an album of JP music with spoken poetry, Bill Shatner style.
Hehe, that'd be fun
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Are they taking a break this week?
Yup, https://blog.adafruit.com/2023/01/04/no-3d-hangouts-this-week-7/ @drowsy inlet
They said second week of new year and debated the actual date.
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Green screen shenanigans! Hehe
Welcome back!
welcome back and congrats again!
hi all!
Liz was great!!!
Hi JP!
good evening 🙂
Hi Limor! Hi pt!
We're all appreciative of everyone at Adafruit! I missed y'all, but the guest hosts were awesome!
Welcome back!
Hi everyone!
Hello each Tod
eek also a JP!
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hi mom and dad and chat happy new year
IRQ... shudders
pt's only going to do dad jokes now.. but in black-n-white
and babyada
we are not really doing social media for baby, but we've shared this one! thank you everyone !
Colors not matching you can fix with heat shrink or tape!
I use my USB soldering iron to shrink heat shrink a lot
Good evening from the United Canadian Socialist Republic. Long live our glorious leader, Justin Castreau.
Sarcasm.
nice! love the idea of command hook adapters to mount stuff that doesn't weigh much
Hi, all!
So good to see you all!
hi all!
LEGO-style coding
@teal river you're too kind
@haughty quiver Does it fly?
i enjoyed the jp substitution for aae
Looks like a Klingon bird of war.
If you throw it, temporarily
(or is that Romulan)
that is sooo cool
THAT's what I'm talkin' about!
oh that is so cool
@haughty quiver $3K / mo in San Francisco
i just wanna sit in there and read
noooOOds!
DISCO MODE
Cool model - maybe use a tiny OLED/LCD as a TV where that Mirror is?
Stage a mini murder mystery in the little room
I want to build a miniature house and a remote control robot that lets you explore it as if it's a full size house
Or a tiny moving sewing machine? The kind with a foot pedal?
It's like a TARDIS book. very intricate for a kit.
mini peppers ghost
JP 2023: The year of smol
Or a tiny TV
i got one of those tiny tfts a while back to use in a tiny tv in a diorama
Pro tip: Pepper's Ghost != Ghost Peppers
2231puppy, works on a project for a month but now you have your own legit board. it's been nice to watch this project evolve.
Pascal's Law
I just approved the PR
Awesome, what a fascinating tactile widget!
reverse mounted neopixels too.
This project grew fast!
@haughty quiver TinyCircuits sells a kit including a tiny remote control...
99% of my code is copied XD
copy button is best button on the guides
neato @noble grove !
that's super cool
Awesome work, @proven crow !
The only code of mine that isn't copied is the code that's tab-completed from GitHub Copilot 🤣
I just copied some code from a guide today
"I copied it sorry..." @proven crow it's not stealing if it's open source... that's actually kinda the point to encourage sharing.
Seeya soon Lady and Mr. Ada!
bye mom and dad!
Bye and thanks all!
Nice to see LadyAda & Phil T back.
good job, 2231puppy! It looked really cool
OMG that's so cute! @tulip canyon
yes is cute
oh that's a neat miniature idea.
Haxor
1337 H@X0R
Adorbz
love that! reminds me how much i miss living in reno
Ooooh, pretty 
i think cgrover palette slicer might work well for that.
That's pretty neat! Love the little debounce touch.
if you're interested in possible improvements with palette slicer... but the code looks great as it is really. very nice job.
@tulip canyon Maybe add a chk chk chk when you press down the arm
I need the code, I need to make one!
Here is the code for the slot machine
https://github.com/somenice/micro-one-armed-bandit/blob/main/code.py
i wanna make one too
Yay!
thanks for the code!
Wow!
that looks sci-fi
So the 5x5 BFF and a switch is all you need, right?
super ergonomic
Yes the piezo is optional
❤️ Fusion 360
I shall make my own spin on this! Thanks for sharing! <3
What? That's not an off-the-shelf product? It looks so good!
github for that one kevin? great looking project.
Awesome macro pad!
oh my goodness! Nick L is clearly my kind of person
i saw what you did there haha
That's the lovely thing about switches and sockets being so handy, you can easily use COTS switches and keycaps, and it makes it look professional!
Yes! Beeeefy Osbourne keeb!
Yeah i can do that
Entirely unintentional I assure you XD
lol ok
I'd leave the transmitter and battery in a box, lol. That's super cool
Osbourne: Since it's portable, let's make the keyboard huge.
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks to all for taking time for us.
Osbourne keyboards are buckling spring like the Model M, right?
That's cool to use bluetooth in that way. Any idea on power consumption and battery life? aww i would have liked to see more of that one.
Good projects everyone!
👋
💜
indeed they were great projects!
Thanks, @sage aspen !
thanks
and great hosts
Thanks everyone for sharing and all of our hosts.
Thank you everybody who stopped by
Thanks Melissa, thanks all
Hello
I don't think it's a buckling spring keyboard, but there is a lot of travel, and a lot of room in the case for sound to echo
Thanks Melissa
really proud of 2231puppy's progress. congrats!
You're welcome. We had some really cool projects today. Can definitely say it's the best one of the year so far.
@charred lion Greetings comrade.
some people are into loud keyboards
Thank you soo much for you KMK livestream, it was a huge help.
I love my keyboard, all MX Blue switches. Made by Logitech
Hey, @noble grove, at least we're looking at you with envy today at your functional government.
unfortuntly because of how they hacked the keyboard reading interface my dream of making the Osborne connect to modern BT keyboards has been dashed for now
yeah, buckling spring has a very distinctive twangy snappy sound
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why would you want your KB to connect to another KB?
Buckling springs is one of my favorites
Just a heads up @open girder the LinkedIn live notification says “JP’s Product Pick of the Week”
Lol
oh dual typing? maybe for a lab setup 2 keyboards might come in handy.
They've yet to realize that this is now the Baby Ada headquarters
kind of like how there are 2 steering wheels on a driving learner car setup
it's a memory read so a normal microcontroller can't respond fast enough. Need a RAM chip or something
hi is this the Ask A BabyAda stream? ❓ 👶
And a chicken brake
Did BabyAda get a SKU? short URL? adafru.it/???
A learn guide?
Information: there was discussion about a Pico "port multiplier" type thing, and I remembered I had one of these things from Pimoroni -- not sure if it's good for inspiration or just a design to not accidentally exactly copy, but it's a thing https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/pico-decker?variant=32369532108883
Yes, product 6666 because child rearing is a cursed endeavor (I have three kids)
Lol
Question: Will there be a new focus on creating electronics for babies now that y'all have a baby?
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@teal river stay tuned 🙂
unsolicited noods?
hahaha Noods in the mail, priceless
Hope they mention the CircuitPython2023 wishlist which ends on the 18th. Need to promote asking what features people want to see happen in 2023.
Offer not valid in Louisiana.
awwww
Necks up?
OMG! That scan was amazing!
awwww so cute
The ECC-600C is a really good changing table, I have heard
what did you name your kid @open girder?
can’t tell if baby has pink hair in that pic
The surprise when it was revealed like the week of delivery, blew my mind. I had no clue.
I think it's admirable that y'all are giving your kid privacy so they can decide when they want to be public
BabyAda obviously
She!
Cosmic Background Radiation plushie, that's awesome!
OMG i need one of my baby!!!
same but i did notice limor looked different
Ohhh, 100W magnetic...
I LOVE my magnetic cables. I use them every day. ❤️ They really are awesome.
Hoping a RTL8720DN / BW16 5GHz WiFi breakout can be made.
I have some magnetic cables, but they aren't great
Baby Hacks!!! want more!!!
I've been using my magnetic cable this week. They're awesome. Really nice to have a microUSB where the direction doesn't matter anymore
next halloween is gonna be LIT (with all of the drool-proofed LEDs)
Thanks for the shoutout PT 😊
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20 min increments. just like hummingbirds
Question: I got one of these USB power meters, and after opening it, I see it's basically an MCU, EEPROM, and some capacitors and resistors and such... does that mean it's pretty easy to gauge power? Would it be easy to make a clone of this? In function, at least https://www.adafruit.com/product/2690
Wow, Congrats!
oh shoot adafruit has the pi zero w in stock? Noice
I understand the reasons for not posting any photos of Baby-Ada, and I think I agree, but I'm still disappointed there's no baby photos.
Hot glue abuse.
Question: Congrats on version 1.0! I’m at version 3.0! Looking to add leak detection using a pressure sensor on my home’s water supply for monitoring during non use for an IOT project. Any recommended resources for food safe pressure sensors to install on my copper plumbing lines? A little nervous ordering off eBay.
I'm thankful for slightly larger pads on the switches. If you run open stacking headers basically i have to use a small screwdriver to push them, however bigger switches means less space on the already limited pcb real estate for ladyada to design stuff. as long as i can push it with a screwdriver it's fine. for the reverse mounted one though the bigger buttons will be welcomed.
I remember that post!
man those JP Youtube images just keep getting weirder ❤️
sally ride, legend.
Also what are Baby-Ada’s specs?
Question: when is the Kelly Heaton “Nightjar” going to be in stock? I’m saving an Adafruit gift card for that.
someday.... i swear.... someday.... Lady Ada is going to be a on a quarter.
Can't they just meet you at the warehouse? lol
meanwhile Britain has had queen elizabeth on their coins for a while lol
yay Fediverse!
Question: How close should the voltages for LiPo batteries be when connecting them as a pack?
@grand hull Baby-Ada converts milk into dirty diapers.
Not for much longer.
I've exclusively moved to Mastodon now and so has most makers.
I think it's about a 10% duty cycle
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No pressure
Can those 5×6 Ortho Snap-apart boards be attached to more. I want to make a huge keyboard 8rows × 32 columns.
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Question: Is there any chance that the website could get something like a "buy it now" on the product pages to order one item, like for JP's PPOTW, if the cart is full of stuff but you're not ready to buy that stuff?
Developer team getting closer and closer to knocking out bugs for a stable full 8.0 release. Definitely going to happen in 2023.
Wow, 256 neopixels. Should work though.
Circuit Python webserver that accepts POST requests.
Buy it now is, I believe, patented by Amazon. But maybe making it a two-step process could work around.
You can indeed connect multiples! Not sure on the limits
I'd like to get into step sequencers in 2023 - (Blink twice if this might be an upcoming Adabox project)
I would also be satisfied with being able to one-click move my cart to a "saved for later" and one-click to bring it back
Rather than "add to new wishlist" and needing to delete each thing
Even Arduino released a synthesizer, so I feel like midi or music instruments should be in that learning loop somewhere.
RP2040 supercomputer.
Evil PT?
❤️ ❤️🔥
oh yeah did @proven crow get OSHW board certified?
Yay Sparkfun!
I honestly didn't really know about it until a few days ago! I'll look into it
I bought 10 of those I2C 8 port multiplexers whe JP had them on his show.
most of the makers i know on social media doing open source projects get OSHW certified.
Ooh is that Pixie board new?
Feathers. So many Feathers. w a n t
it helps set your board into an license model, open source, prevents IP theft to be used by big corporations that trawl open source projects for stuff to steal...which they definitely do... because it's cheaper to steal and get sued for a successful product. it's a sad truth and why initiatives like OSHW were started.
I desire droid fren
what an impressive portfolio of projects. all in one year. They amaze me.
still want to make that air quality sensor
or JP?
well someone out there involved with adafruit is making great music or at the very least selecting great background tracks.
usually it's bartlebeats' stuff
there's a lot of advanced techniques being used in that music.
What was the waterproof DB somethingorother? A project case?
not super new, but: https://soundcloud.com/adafruit/tracks -- EDIT: not super new in that most recent track looks to be 6mo old.
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B
ah that would make sense. i still havent' gotten a chance to listento the actual record. my turntables still aren't setup yet after moving into the new house. i dont even have a desk. :/
Bartlebeats?
Bartlebeats is a music maker
A black box arrives in the mail. It's a Cupcade, from Adafruit and you've been anxiously waiting for it. You rush to your workbench, switch on your soldering iron, ...
I wonder how many people actually own the vinyl. I do. 🙂
ditto
rip
Just had a thought, what if Adafruit product id's were hex... that would be fun.
Ooh look, a Pen-apple!
Is that dichromatic PLA?
i love that pen holder, might print that. i'm using a big stainless steel coffee cup and it's so full i can't put more stuff in there.
Looking for product ID 2090 to come back in stock.
There is some trichromatic PLA, I'm a big fan...
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2090 is 82A hex
That would be nice to have a company with so many products that they have to start doing product numbers in hex. It's a neat idea.
But those don't have the EYESPI because I ordered one from DigiKey, and it was absent that connector
Or maybe just for the hacker aesthetic make the website let you supply hex product codes and just redirect to base10
HDMI on a feather!?!?! Oh my...
Question: How would one make a capacitive dropper circuit safer? i.e. ground it?
For starters, two input capacitors.
Like, 2 in series where C1 is on that diagram? Or one on live and one on neutral?
One for each leg, in case the wiring is wrong
feather... meet eve
Ahh, gotcha
Keep in mind for the sake of liability, they might not be able to thoroughly address this one... it is a good question, but it might not be ideal for this medium.
And you would be sure to use 'rated' capacitors.
Fair
X or Y rated? Still learning about different cap types...
I think they're called 'Y rated' capacitors.
Y rated sounds right... I've been watching a LOT of Big Clive, lol
or maybe X rated. I'm no expert.
I know it's either X or Y...
@teal river What are you making? Could you use a small UL-certified 5V power supply?
Like an apple cube
I want to design a sensor board from scratch with the smallest possible footprint
Like, as small as an Apple USB cube
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Not an expert, but from StackExchange, who may also not have been an expert:
Class X Capacitors: These are capacitors are only for use in situations where their failure would not present an electric shock risk, but could result in a fire. That is all. There is no specification as to its failure mode, if it fails open or closed, or if it is across-the-line or not.
For small like modern USB chargers, you want a switching regulator. Limor's MintyBoost schematic is a good place to start for that https://www.adafruit.com/product/14
🆕
Hoping a RTL8720DN / BW16 5GHz WiFi breakout can be made.
1.8" Color TFT LCD display with MicroSD Card Breakout - ST7735R https://www.adafruit.com/product/358
Looking to run off AC -- I have lots of options and experience with DC/battery stuff
AC is scary, there, I said it. 🙂
Eye spi with my little i, something that is RGB.
I found a page from a company called "Vicor" that mentions that about X-rated, and says Y-rated won't risk fire, but can cause a shock risk
It is, so I want to get it right XD
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@teal river If it were me, I'd build something that plugs into a well-made, name-brand 5V USB adapter, and err on the side of safety, vs size.
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I might encapsulate the whole thing in a 3D printed case, but I'd watch the thermals, too.
Fair... I also want it to be something that can be direct wired tho, not necessarily plugged into an outlet
Mini Analog Thumbstick - Similar to Joycon Style https://www.adafruit.com/product/5628
Sometimes a simple analog control device can be the perfect tactile solution for your project, but they can be surprisingly hard to come by. Luckily we've got a low-cost, quality Mini ...
Is the oled suspectable to burn in?
just make a 2mm pitch to 2.54 breakout.
If it were me, I would try to get a USB Male that sticks out and design it to sit atop a phone plug, like where the PCB is the same-ish footprint at the phone charger, and the USB seats into the port on the phone charger..... hrmmm I really really like this idea, might have to do something with it!
I'm working so hard to find a reason to use those pot joystics
drools over RP2040 reels
will there be a breakout for the joystick? hopefully?
What freebie do you get if you buy the 3400 RP2040 reel?
74 cents each is nuts
Raspberry Pi RP2040 Microcontroller Surface Mount Chips - Reel of 3400 - 73.5 cents each https://www.adafruit.com/product/5667
All of them!!!
Raspberry Pi RP2040 Microcontroller - Surface Mount Chips - 100 Pack https://www.adafruit.com/product/5668
ScoutMakes FM Radio Board - STEMMA QT / Qwiic https://www.adafruit.com/product/5651
For a whole reel you'd think ten of each. LOL
@open girder TVA? Like in Loki? (Edit, had to look it up, Time Variance Authority)
ohh a 100 pack... great for makers with commercial boards for lectronz or tindie.
please stock todbots new midisynthplug. that thing looks amazing.
the radio project should be part of that learning path or merit badge run.
Oooh I like that!
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Question: Does the FM Radio board do data aka RDS?
YES - The RDA5807 also has RDS (Radio Data System) capability
Reminds me of Amazon Dash
ohhh all i see is a way to 3D print a custom step switch
The product page says yes
do you ever need more then a big button and a neopixel?
@tulip canyon according to the product page yes
with castellated pads to place where you want on a pcb. oh i'm definitely picking some of those up to experiment creating custom switches with.
Never!
PRESS BUTTON RECEIVE COOKIE* (*cookie may be LED blinking)
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RDS or RTFM lol
Blinking LEDs and cookies are two of my favorite things
multiplexers in both 4 & 8 port varieties now too
Question: Why do some I2C devices have a single address, but some offer like 4 or 5?
How about blinkin' cookies?
QUESTION: I want to control a small 5V (2A) PWM fan from a pin on a Metro M0 board. I know the output can't provide that full power but if I use something like the new Adafruit MOSFET Driver is the PWM signal still passed through to the fan or is the signal smoothed or lost?
The matte black boards and silkscreen are 🔥
Question for the show @open girder
ESP32 variants are one of the most popular boards available , not all of the have DACs and I2S seems like a better way Ito go. I could also see a use for a SD card or SPI chip storage for audio clips ?
Thanks for reviewing the question and welcome back 😀
IoT cookie dispenser where you give the button to someone you trust to moderate your cookie intake? 👀
it's built into the physical sensor, I2C is a chip level thing, it's either in the chip/sensor or not. some have external addressing and some do not.
for those that don't there are now multiplexers to chain multiple together regardless if they have an I2C address pad changes or not.
as long as it's I2C device you can use a multiplexer to add more.
actually one of the great things Adafruit came out with in 2022
When there's a scenario with tons of cables I always think of the movie Brazil.
The "it never works during a demo" rule is at play
MORE COWBELL!
In the remake or Raiders, Indy will fall into a pit of usb cables
brings up a good point, no SD card bell for the Pico yet?
Are you Sam Lowery? Central Services Here
OLED PiCowbell?
"Cookie with blinking LEDs", courtesy DiffusionBee
and voila there it is, nvm
What capacity of uSD card do they support
i'm really excited about all the QT Py BFFs coming out omg
HC or XC
I'm pretty sure if I made one I'd accidently eat an LED or three
No question from me, but wishing the new parents and BabyAda a happy and healthy 2023!
what is RDS?
Ohh, so I2C address offering is all on the maker... so maybe space constraints...
does the scout radio do the emergency weather bands? not sure if that's am or fm though.
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Question: Is there any chance that the website could get something like a "buy it now" on the product pages to order one item, like for JP's PPOTW, if the cart is full of stuff but you're not ready to buy that stuff?
@teal river Some i2c chips have multiple addresses, some don't.
Believe it is AM and at 160Mhz give or take depending on your area
ah
I have a 128GB card working on the FeatherTFT with the NRF52840....
Adafruit is woman-owned, but ladyada & pt are baby-owned.
Question yeah was it possible to make a Feather I2s board …..
overkill, but it works, FAT32 np.
@verbal river yep
if they have multiple addresses then whether they are accessible is up to the board maker.
Ahh, yeah, I should wishlist instead of cart for my long-term order collection
Thank you for taking time for us.
Great show! Glad y'all are back!
Thanks @open girder and good night. 🌔
Goodnight 🌙
good show, thank you!
Thank you Limor and PT. All the best in 2023!
Thank you 🙂
Goodnight all! Thanks for a great show
Thank you and welcome back! Congrats on 2022 achievements and looking forward to 2023!
@open girder thanks for being awesome and worthy of support!
multiple BOMs would be a good idea too
Thanks, family Ada! 👶
Bye
Good luck with baby!
good night!! thank you for a great show!!
Thank you. All the best to baby-ada
thank you pt & limor! nice to see your videoness
Thanks guys, great show!
Thanks for another great show! G'night all!
Thanks @open girder glad to see you back (even if I only saw the end bit of the show) and glad to see the addition is going well!
My son would be hard to feed if we let him sleep more than 4 hours.
hunger made him cranky
Parenthood comes with moment of Zzzzzzzzzz's
now back to Dimension 20...
I laughed when Phil called the baby a mogwai last week. Dated reference that everyone might not get, so true though.
Lol. Thanks Wikipedia
new parts done
All done for tonight
I'm talking about the kid they're talking about 🙂
Ahh. We got a sonograph and a picture of Lady Ada holding Baby Ada, but that's all we're gonna get -- they've decided not to do social media for her
So no live face or anything
Right words, just odd letter swap choices XD
Unlike me saying “summing or udder” instead of “something or other”, lol
The ScoutMakes radio board is a FM receiver.
its FM - 50MHz to 115MHz
👋 😀
Hello
Glad we're getting back to JP on Thursday!
👋
Indeed.
Stares at screen
Lol
I bet Lars has been chewing on cables again
Yep. It's his jive.
Afternoon John. Hope you have a good show
If Lars allows it...
heh
Yay!
2023, the year of normality
Good afternoon.
It's cool and kinda soggy here
wait, there's a WORLD WIDE web now?
RP2040 available as 1, 10, 100, or 3400
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gasp DoL has a set time??? Not Random Hacker Hours???
Dadood?
Watchamacallit.
The Adafruit lineup is nearly 7 days a week...
everyone post images now to get on the youtube
Images of?
Waiting for my I2C splitters to come!
dang missed it
Can you do different press lengths? Like, short press, 2 second long press, 5 seconds, 10 seconds, etc.?
Useful! Thanks John.
Does this work with capacity touch too?
I don't think so. Just short & long
Darn
Short count - Dracula was only 4'4 tall...
Yes. you can hook it up to touch, or honestly anything that has a function that returns true or false can be used with debouncer.
I have a pressing use for Button.
all the short presses
Also the built-in keypad library does debouncing for individual buttons (but not short/long)
I think it doesn't have support for multiple different lenghts. But you can check the down duration and have your own logic at different intervals.
Makes sense
something cool is with how strong is pressed
Pico NES W when
DVI breakout, added to cart!
The old Blackberry 's used that short/long press trick for lowercase/uppercase
I see JP subs to all the cool Youtube channels...
Link for the OTG breakout?
Ohhhh, OTG with power injection
You can make those :D
Would you be able to power the controller via a regular OTG and power the Pico from another source?
this was the link to the project JP is showing? https://github.com/fhoedemakers/pico-infonesPlus
Nice
Pico SNES W with CowBell edition could be great
I think all NES games ever is less than a gig XD
I think it's pretty cool people are still playing NES and Atari games, that they're not forgotten and all that
Lars approve the andy message
Good games never get old
some are still doing demos for them as Commodore 64
So this is not using the official NES joystick you showed recently...
Using an SNES controller, blasphemy :P
We have liftoff!
THE DEMO LIVES
