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I meant in the definition for the soft_keyboard a way to have layer_up, layer_down, and layer_n keys that would change the soft layout on the fly the way that it works on hard keyboards.
layers would be another way to do it yeah. i don't think that's the way it works right now. actually pretty much the issue he's working on right now.
yeah now we're at the problem i was pulling my hair out for a couple days and just gave up and moved onto to something shiny that caught my attention.
do what you need to do i'm just along for the ride. i'm sure whatever solutions you come up with will be better than mine because i couldn't get past this part.
ahh this is awesome, that's neat. never thought of doing it that way.
init_layout(self, self.x, self.y)? just bring them down from above?
are width and height in pixels or keys?
well both eventually will be in px and grid layout sizes.
so you can customize the x,y start point, grid sizes, cell sizes, padding, etc..
indexing from the top of the screen instead of the keypad?
i think it's just the titano speed. my feather s3 loads much faster.
i was so far from this kind of solution, not even close.
i would normally start removing layers and then reappend them
Is the = from a rogue mouse jiggler?
it seems like a layer issue. i've encountered this one many times with touch projects. boils down to not removing and appending layers in the correct order.
because it has to redraw the entire grid first. when in doubt print all the things.
because it's still in memory?
the first time you append something large it is slow, but after it's already loaded it will be much faster. this is my experience as well.
this is why i have a splash loading screen that is in the foreground and when everything else loads it removes the wallpaper and everything instantly displays.
it's a trick to think the main group loads instantly but it's loading in the background as the splash waits for it to load.
If you init to a dummy rectangle on init and then switch to the actual layout after all the lines are generated?
sweeet! looking good.
i''ll definitely check this out tonight.
or whenever you push
Now we just need a version that can be built into CircuitPython for use with the REPL. 😏
have an awesome weekend present Tim!
Thanks for the stream!
Thanks Tim
I sometimes need to play with a stand-alone PyPortal’s REPL after a crash.
mmm that would be frustrating, most you can do is reset.
i don't see how a large soft keyboard would help much but prove me wrong. 🙂
your ideas are always awesome i'm sure you could come up with something. it's not even fully released yet and you're already thinking of ways to use it.
Actually, web workflow with the file editor would be more useful in that instance.
for a crash on a stand alone device though? once it crashes the only thing you can do is reset. even with web workflow.
Crash to REPL would have to be a thing.
ahhhh see there's the genius at work.
alright i'm out everyone have a lovely weekend.
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Good afternoon JP. Looks like another great deal. How do you do it?
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@lost crag hay I noticed that the openmote page said that it has an SD card support. is that on the back of the PCB and can you post a pick of the back and front of the PCB so people can see all that is included and whare those components are located.
Dark eyed Junco taken with Memento bird feeder
@lost crag another idea is to make the player led RGB leds
ha ha awesome OBS'ing
I wonder if there's a "live track" plugin for OBS? 🙂
Neat! 3-axis accelerometer, so can detect vibration strength and orientation?
There is, I just found one.
ahaha awesome
Can the camera be used with the MLX90640 breakout (https://www.adafruit.com/product/4469 )?
You can now add affordable heat-vision to your project and with an Adafruit MLX90640 Thermal Camera Breakout. This sensor contains a 24x32 array of IR thermal sensors. When connected to your ...
but can OBS use the Memento as its cam?
when i saw it i was like... yeah maybe someday but not today.
at least not wirelessly
Don't forget the Zipper Case...
You can also add a time of fly sensor and a cable to make it take picture of someone getting close.
I think the camera is hardcoded for the UF2. You'd need to do a custom build, might be doable.
One tip - the mode on Fancy cam persists. Before you upload a different sketch be sure to switch to the mode you want.
Anyone knows if the "Adafruit MEMENTO Camera Enclosure & Hardware Kit" will be back in stock soon?
https://www.adafruit.com/product/5843
MLX90640 is I2C, so why not connect that, and then it is just software.
It's in stock right now and on sale for 50% off during this livestream!
Still out of stock on my page.
oops they just ran out of stock. 😦 that's why if you're interested in something better get it early during the show.
during JP's product pick of the week they set aside a certain amount just for the show.
The Memento fits perfectly in that case. I have a couple and my Arduino Uno fits in there too. Good way to keep dust off the lens when not in use.
Jeplers code is so clean. Fantastic stuff.
Get 2 and make a 3D Cam.
Thanks @haughty quiver
Thanks JP!
Thanks JP! Awesome pick!
That's a neat idea.
Thanks JP! Have a great week.
A nice Kodak moment. Thanks!
Thanks JP!
I’m very upset my Internet was out and I can’t do this on my phone
I was able to get some cameras but lost out on the led ring and auxiliary hardware. could be worse. now i’ll go back and watch the show. on my phone.😬
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We have various PCB-mount rotary encoders in the shop, great for making interfaces where you may want to spin a knob around to select a value. These large knobs are also encoders, but ...
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I was thinking an OLED screen for this would be useful
yes the CNC dongle market is insane pricing
then it would be a macropad with the rotary dial.
mostly paying for the "plug and play" with specific cnc G code output
a square display would be sweet, one thing about the macropad rp2040 is that the horizontal display is a bit awkward vs the vertically oriented keypad
egg display could be spooky
i think there's a square display for the rgb66 qualia
square display is a neat idea because the rotation of the display would be all software.
for harsh enviroment housing.... PTEG would be my choice...
i would rather have the build plate texture on the bottom of any print that shows great adhesion. though people with glass beds can get an almost perfect shine but sometimes struggle with adhesion compared to a textured surface.
Got a New Ender 3 V3 SE at Microcenter last week. Still breaking it in.
I'm half way between one in Atlanta and new one in Charlotte NC.
yep.. Memorial Dr, Cambridge, MA microcenter still your local source
ah cool you guys did something with the quetimes api 🙂
i like the flat bottom so it sits easily. nice design.
I like the new usb mount in the store. https://www.adafruit.com/product/5993
One tip I picked up from CGrover is you can get the short USB panel mount cables, slice the rubber sheath off (carefully) and it becomes much more flexible for stuffing into enclosures.
the DIY USB Cable series... has worked for me in those kind of tight usb to housing situations
This way there's no running long cables through the enclosure. Panel mounts are nice.
^ yeah the panel mount ones also work depending on turn radius
Thank you for the show. Love seeing the 3D printing stuff. Have a great week.
Thanks for taking time for us
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That's cool. I always thought a briefcase escape "room" would be a cool idea
@nova totem That's what I would eventually like to do, this is me working my way up to it 😂
do you remember what LED curtain you bought? The one I got didn't work with WLED
Nice, it's on my long list of random ideas. I was thinking something with GPS in it would be interesting. You have to take it places
Oh no 😦 I went to look again recently, and it is no longer listed. Periodically someone pops up on the WLED discord with recommendations though so you might keep an eye out there
Wow your project is great @vagrant flax !
Thanks @cinder wind! I totally meant to mention that I borrowed your eighties synth stuff but I got nervous and forgot lol
Also some hardware combinations didn't work for me. I couldn't get an ESP32 QT PY + NeoPixel driver BFF to work, but the ESP32 feather + propmaker featherwing worked for some reason
hardware, man. 🤷
Great projects all, thanks for sharing
Thanks everybody! Thanks Noe and Pedro!
thanks folks! have a good evening
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thanks so much for sharing awsome projects!
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Jpeg-ineer?
your live is so quiet compared to this recap
ooo stereo would be cool with those, stick them in one of those VR boxes that you can put your phone in
you can do a lot of fancy math to start going between two colors too and not the full spectrum
when the openmote from openmote.io comes out will you guys add it to circuitpython?
wow that floorlamp looks incredible @blissful apex !
@tulip canyon it's like soft clicks, it feels really nice and high quality
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when the openmote from openmote.io comes out will you guys add it to circuitpython?
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Thanks JP, great show! See ya next week at the regular show time
question: when the openmote from openmote.io comes out will you guys add it to circuitpython?
You may have better luck asking in the circuitpython weekly meeting. Or channel
oops just saw your question @tulip kestrel nothing certain but it seems likely
I asked someone who I know recently modded a curtain for WLED, they linked me to this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0CC5DCN5V. I dug up the box for mine out of the closet and it looks like exactly the some ones
We’re prepared to dive, Captain. 
periscope down
the other way around
Not for me, I dive pretty shallow.
where do they have rabbits that live in such holes?
Narnia?
Wonderland?
Must be down under / australia
may be, I've heard they lost the war with emus, and the war with rabbits is not going well either
I thought I implemented transparency already
I've never tried. I don't think there's alpha channel though.
which isn't alpha channel needed for transparency?
not for indexed pngs
and non-indexed ones are not supported at the moment anyways
because I never bothered to implement the line filters
this could be an interesting hacktober fest ticket, by the way
implement grayscale and rgb pngs
ah i think that's what was stopping me from using true color pngs... though i've found out that i can generate an 8-bit png from the github avatar but unsure if it's indexed 8-bit.
another one would be to re-implement gif images in imageload using gifio just like it does with jpegio
you would load only one frame
(to be correct, you are supposed to load all the frames and superimpose them one over the other)
ohhh please share your cookie cutter form! yes i've definitely not tried using cookie cutter because it's daunting, absolutely daunting.
i missed the liveshow last night
I do have about 2 or 3 libraries that I could contribute to the community bundle with it.
and i've avoided doing that because cookie cutter is ugh, too complicated. looking forward to trying out your web form.
will i stil have to fight pylint/black or ruff?
It might be interesting to package the Django app into a Beeware app - that could make it so anyone could download it and just run it locally without having to start a Django server, etc. There was a talk on doing it at https://2023.djangocon.us/talks/let-s-build-a-beeware-app-that-uses-django/
Beeware is a set of tools to package Python apps into real apps
there is also pyscript, which lets you use micropython instead of javascript
haven't had a chance to look into the soft_keyboard update is that pushed? between that and jpg imageload and now png imageload updating i'll be plenty busy with my GUI projects. 🙂
yeah pyscript (wasm + micropython in browser), siper cool. They have some interesting stuff and it's constantly changing(improving) recently / this year,
transparency is easier to see if you put an image wallpaper behind it.
almost all my projects use full screen wallpapers.
no it didn't
I just skipped any unknown chunks
yes, that's what it does
use the eyedropper on the transparent area of the image
the palette entry still has a color
auto transparency will be awesome. though i'm used to the manual transparency and reordering pallete colormaps in gimp. something i never knew how to do before getting into circuit python. it became a necessary thing to know how to do.
the transparency info is saved separately
that's so cool
png might be my new go to format after this. will it still be 8-bit indexed or just 8-bit? or true color? i have no idea.
true color and gray scale require a little bit of extra code
because they use a simple form of pre-processing on the line
transparent png could still have a lot of uses vs indexed bmp. i think it'll be easier for beginners who don't know how to reorder an indexed color map.
recently when trying to use png imageload sometimes i'll get errors that filters aren't supported. i have no idea what that error even means. will this address that?
yes, it means it's grayscale or rgb
ah so i need to convert it to indexed?
well it's downloading straight from github avatars so that puts me in a tough spot. :/
there is an implementation of the png format reading for micropython, and it has filters implemented, so it would be probably possible to steal that code: https://github.com/Ratfink/micropython-png/blob/master/png.py#L1369
i looked into some old documentation about adafruitio image formatter but they might have removed it because i couldn't find anything in adafruitio recent docs.
there was a really old reddit question that referenced it, but nothing recently.
yeah there's something inside pyportal, something lead me to that route too. :/
but there was an article that aluded to adafruitio having some kind of image-formatter, undocumented perhaps.
Hey Tim.
resize isn't an issue. i have an api for resize. what i need is a format converter api. :/
yeah whoever ch4ansuk3 is, is on fire with great displayio updates. 🔥 👏
doesn't resize return a bmp?
and deshipu's contributions are always appreciated and great too. made a great foundation for png.
the api i'm using can resize dynamically. https://imagecdn.app/getting-started wish AdafruitIO had something like it.
thanks
a long time ago they didn't update the product page for every little silkscreen change or even revisions. they started doing that within the past couple years.
i just checked that they do have the pink version of the rp2040 listed in 2022 as a change. the pink pcb's were very pretty and you can't get them anymore. it's weird but i cherish my pink rp2040's because they're rare now.
yeah only the keyboar and the feather rp2040's were pink. i got so many free pink keyboars that i started giving them away with the TR-Cowbell. think i probably still have 10 pink keyboars.
I shipped one to DGlaude and he was stoked to get a pink keyboar. Where's he's at they might have been impossible to come by.
i wire up in any order. doesn't matter because you'll end up having to change the init code as you go anyway. at least 1 soft reboot just out of habit anyway so as long as you get the right wires it probably doesn't matter.
even if you plug in 3.3v first it'll just float the ground and not work anyway.
what does matter is when trying to hotswap i2c or spi. JP always tries to hot swap i2c in his streams and it never works but he always tries. 🙂
big storm rolling in. radar doesn't look like it just yet but can tell i might lose power.
there's a potential tropical storm out there near puerto rico that's reaching all the way to FL.
🎉 success.
nicely done!
print after sleep to confirm successfull sleep.
or that.
hmm i didn't know about display.sleep(). interesting.
i'll have to look into the ssd1306 library and see if it's something i can implement on an external display. good for power savings?
For TFT displays, turning off the backlight is a huge power savings step. Reduces heat significantly, too.
10ua is pretty good.
great for battery powered projects.
someone would have used something like a power profiler.. or a real oscope to measure the microamp draw while off.
if someone went through the trouble of power profiling it down to 10ua it can probably be trusted as a real result.
is your text area dimensions correct for the display dimensions?
try something like ```py
text_area.remove(splash)
text_area.append(splash)
text_area.text = "whatever"
interesting if you can update the display while it's asleep. i feel like that's probably not a thing that should work if it's sleeping though.
looks like you figured it out, ignore that.
text_area.text has to be after the append.
try with a label instead of text area?
maybe an issue with text area.
(Just joining in, wanted to say hi 👋 Hope you're doing well)
always a pleasure watching you work on a variety of displayio stuff. coffee and code tomorrow?
Always of interest, just not always of direct relevance 😉 I suppose I'm mostly interested in learning/observing the process. I've been trying to get a dev environment up and running recently
the _send function iterates over the data anyways
so instead of doing a costly operation of creating the list, you can make it add the command to the beginning in the _send
Awesome stream. See you tomorrow.
basically instead of doing bytes([command]+buffer) you would do buffer, command=command and then handle command in _send
in the other branch of the if
when it's a COMMAND
it's always cool to see back and forth with PR contributions and reviewer in real time.
Thank you, @smoky island !
I am getting started for the morning now. Trying out some more png features and more displayio stuff. You can follow along on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o81U7JnSdUQ
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Wow. Thanks @brazen grove ! 
… for adding png filter tolerance.
I was meaning to do it for a long time, but never had the energy
by the way, are you using pygame from pygame.org or from pyga.me?
the latter has quite some more fixes
pip install pygame installs the pygame.org one, the pyga.me one is pygame-ce (for "community edition")
most work now goes to pygame-ce
more contributors, etc.
I don't know the details, but they had a conflict at some point, not being happy with the person controlling pygame.org
the usual drama
Thanks Foamyguy 👋
@smoky island thanks for the reviews, I didn't see it
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@arctic abyss do you or anyone - to use OBS for Show & Tell is there a stream key or server reference to put in the configuration or is that published possibly near show time on Wednesday? I did see the helper page about OBS and StreamYard but beyond the link ref to this Discord chat I do not find. Or as I'm looking now above do I just point OBS to https://adafruit.it/live ? Maybe I just answered but thanks for confirming. Jim
Dyno is just a bot and can't reply. Do you want to go on Show & Tell using OBS? In StreamYard, you can select which camera you want to use, and I think (not 100% sure) OBS shows up as one of the camera options, so you would use that instead of a webcam for example.
Paul thank you! I wondered but I thought I'd start there. Yes as I use OBS for streaming out to another Discord community event is why. I don't know StreamYard but sounds like that is the server source and I choose OBS as the webcam option. I will check out the config on it then. I first thought StreamYard was just another a/v communication option to stream. Anyhow thank you! Jim
Yes you would choose OBS virtual camera but you must enable virtual camera first before joining stream yard. I always use OBS virtual camera.
Afternoon JP.
hi there!
The Streamyard link is posted just minutes prior to Show & Tell starting. Here's an example from last week.
Good afternoon.
good afternoon all you fine folks
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Wait, there's a John Park now?
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I grabbed one of these a few weeks ago (now I'm glad it was only one). Buying a bunch at this price!
Now I won't worry about hooking up my cheap logic analyzer boxes directly to the rs232 lines!
Line of white circles looks like the opening of a James Bond movie 😄
agent Lars with line of lars circles
Here are links to the DB-9 terminal breakouts. There is a male and female version. https://www.adafruit.com/product/4512
I think the MAX3232 is the 3V version of the venerable MAX232 chip we all used to use to add RS232 to our projects back in the ancient days
Thanks @haughty quiver
Thanks JP!
Thank you JP. Have a great week everyone!
Thanks JP!
thanks JP!
thank you!
Hello
Any discount/promo code running? the last ask an engineer was over a month ago! :(
JP has had a discount while he fills in, but the show is back tomorrow, so I"d check back then
isn’t that per product?
or do you mean ask an engineer is back tomorrow?
JP shares a discount code that's good on products during his Workshop. Tuesday's product pick is just one product. I believe Ask an Engineer is back tomorrow, yes
Thank you!
Thanks @sand lotus ! I’ll monitor tonight for the server link. Do I just tag on and jump in the StreamYard studio, add a stage?
Yup, you just jump in when they share the link. The Adafruit folks go first on the show, then the community
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In my experience the pre-stage environment where all participants cameras are shown in a grid is only setup for adafruit folks minute prior. Don't expect to see that stage. When you join you will simply be watching the live stream and wait your turn. When they call you they will switch to your camera and you'll have about 2 minutes to explain your project.
There is a chatbox only visible to those in streamyard. It's useful if you want to communicate with the host that you'd like to be skipped once because something happened and you need a minute to fix your project, or other such last minute things. The streamyard chat is not visible on the stream or to the public.
Checking in
my setup tonigth will be a bit dicy but I think it will work !
i am setup in a hotel room with cobbled together bits and bobs
sounds fun and flying with chance!
Hey Y'll
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good evening
hi Paul
can't wait to see what you've cooked up now. 🙂
Paul, @upbeat coral hey
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I have the first reveal of a conference badge design for next-gen hackers and makers! it had lots of integrated hardware and runs CircuitPython
Good evening everyone.
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Bauhaus is a nice pick. 🙂
lol pretty cool that it filtered out a word that would've been banned on YT
hello all
Evening everyone
Great project Trevor, looking forward to reading the blogpost on it.
Connecting Apple iOS Shortcuts to Adafruit.IO
ooh snazzy
That hat is awesome
lotta great stuff!
ooh nice @tulip canyon !
Nice QT server!
@tulip canyon Are you using adafruit_httpserver in your RGB slider?
the name he mentioned is Moritz Klein on youtube - lots of great synth DIY videos
Anything synthesizer is always welcome! ❤️
yay thanks!
Yes, based off Liz's guide
https://learn.adafruit.com/pico-w-http-server-with-circuitpython/code-the-pico-w-http-server
the YouTuber that inspired me on the sequencer is Moritz Klein https://www.youtube.com/@MoritzKlein0 , for my follow on IG jim_goodin and jimgoodin.bandcamp.com
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing.
@nova totem lightning detector synthesizer? 🙂
Thanks to all for sharing
thanks Limor, thanks pt! Welcome back!
Thanks all
Nice, I encourage you to check example in the lib itself, there are a lot more features covered
Haha that is an idea. The detector has been handy this year
Great projects everyone! Love Show & Tell.
Yay, I love Moritz Klein's videos. I've learned so much from them!
I echo super inventive stuff all! Loved the badge, the hat (Halloween for sure), the apps, the digit sign, the detector, all super!
This discord is brimming with amazing projects every day. If you like cool electronics projects this is a great place to be.
Thanks, I'm using the asyncio example to read I2C sensors but removed it for this demo. Great stuff
Counting one of his Erica kits I've built 5 of his projects and he's really giving and great! So glad he got the option with Erica!
Todbot has some great stuff. Todbot is my inspiration for many projects.
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Look forward to seeing what you both are doing with modular, @sand lotus and @cinder wind !
It's so nice to see AAE back! ❤️
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welcome back Ladyada. It is good to see that you survived the move.
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You had me at food hall
"The food hall is the gateway to the rest of the campus" - I'm sold! 🥪
This Industry City thing is pretty new right? I'm pretty sure I drove around that area in like 2017 and it looked nothing like this! 😀
that place looks amazing just to visit. what a wonderful place.
You managed to ship an order to me this week, so I guess the move went OK.
👋 so exciting to see Adafruit in their new space! congrats!
are you the only company there that makes PCB's? i just love it's located in a place with the abbreviation of I.C.
Dang now I want to move to IC
me too!
do you have roof access for solar projects? I remember colins lab did a solar episode on the roof of the old building.
it's wemoved
Still somewhat mINdBeNDiNg that you picked up a whole electronics factory and moved it to a new location… if it was a retail store I’d say no biggie, happens all the time in NYC… but an entire factory while being mom and dad? ❣️
thanks, is it for all items or specific products?
Thank you Limor for publishing so many circuits that have been used as a basis for so many badges 🙂
yes except gift certificates and things like that. applies to all products.
Guess I know what I'm doing tomorrow afternoon. 🙂
But you could talk about it in the Top Secret segment right? We won't tell anyone.
tomorrow? deep dive is on friday though. today is wednesday... ohh has to be on JP's workshop.
Adafruit Gift Certificates https://www.adafruit.com/product/3331
the whole point of Top Secret is making what was Top Secret now not so secret. 😛
yeah might be worth mentioning Hackspace last magazine... Hackspace will be no more. Only Pi Mag.
I'm excited that Paul & I will be doing a special live version of our The Bootloader podcast where we'll be talking about projects. I'm going to be talking about a new synthy project in addition to some past projects it builds from
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BLE to AdafruitIO sounds awesome. Will definitely have to read that one. There's so many new BLE projects happening lately.
I solemnly swear I'm up to no good. 🗺️
Marauders Map, that's the one.
Needs a spell check feather module 🙂
Erin's floor lamp from hotwheels tracks & LED strip is so clever
Some of the Playground Notes are getting as good as some Learn Guides. Lots of really great playground notes out there.
Hey, I know that song. 🙂
I wonder how many people have the vinyl.
I'm really tempted to build that for editing audio
It's so cool
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Did I miss the dial up link?
wow QFN with a cool cyberpunk pad landing
the amount of amperage you can put through that chip is amazing.
yeah, for such a tiny chip
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Adafruit ESP32-C6 Feather - STEMMA QT https://www.adafruit.com/product/5933
Hi, all!
the new ESP32-CAT has PSPSPSPSRAM 😸
Adafruit CH334F Mini 2-Port USB Hub Breakout https://www.adafruit.com/product/5999
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Adafruit Reversible USB Type A Plug Connector Breakout https://www.adafruit.com/product/6001
the holy grail of USB-A whaaaaat
USB - I only have to plug it in 3 times to get it right.
3 times, minimum.
I recently got one of Adafruit's both-ways USB cables, it changed my life. SO MANY hours of my life I could have saved...
Adafruit USB Type C Power Delivery Dummy - I2C or Switchable - HUSB238 - STEMMA QT / Qwiic https://www.adafruit.com/product/5991
Lil Dip Switch is my new rapper name
Adafruit RS-232 Full Pinout Level-Shifter Breakout https://www.adafruit.com/product/5988
Looks like a nice part - that connector.
USB Type C 3.1 PD to 5.5mm Barrel Jack Cable - 5V 5A Output - 1.2m long with E-Mark https://www.adafruit.com/product/5968
USB has union rules. You have to negotiate over a certain amperage.
Snap-on Enclosure for Adafruit Pixel Trinkey https://www.adafruit.com/product/5998
Question: When will the MEMENTO be available for distributors in Europe? I would like to buy one but the delivery fee is really high.
Snap-on Enclosure for Adafruit QT Py https://www.adafruit.com/product/6002
Question: Are these new resin printed cases printed in-house or using one of the printing services at places like JLC or PCBway?
To do anything in quantity I imagine a service is involved though some of the custom keycaps I think they had someone doing.
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Looks fun!
That was a bunch of new, whew.
Any update on Adabox?
I have a project coming up that uses an Adafruit parastalstic pump (5V 500ma). Can the RP2040 prop-maker 5V out used for neopixels be able to drive the pump or should I go with a motor featherwing?
@open girder Did you find anything interesting during the move?
Thanks
Bye!
thanks pt & Limor! Great to see you!
Congrats and thank you, @open girder !
Thanks! Good luck in the new space!
thanks Limor and PT! Nice to have you back, congrats on the move
Thanks Adafruit
Welcome back. So lovely to see you again. 🙌 Have a great week everyone!
Thanks @open girder and good night. 🌒
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Thank you for taking time for us.
thank you adafruit
why did product 6000 get skipped?!
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good morning! excited to see what this might be
Hot off the silicon press! RPi releases the RP2350 microcontroller
goooooood morning defcon attendees and all fans of microcontrollers - today is launch day for RasPi's new microcontroller the RP2350! This chip has dual core Arm M33 (or RISC-V) processors, 520K RAM, 3 PIO state machines, HSTX peripheral, TrustZone security and better low power capabilities. an excellent upgrade to the RP2040 - RPi took everything folks asked for and baked it in to this upgraded chip. it's also available in two package sizes: a QFN-60 (similar to the original RP2040) and a chonky QFN-80 with plenty of GPIO for driving 16-bit-wide peripherals or 3D printers.
The Pico 2 is also announced, it has the same pinout/peripheral connections as the original Pico but now with 4MB of flash and of course the RP2350. Adafruit has two designs coming out to start. First is Feather RP2350: a Feather pinout with 8MB flash, PSRAM spot, Stemma QT, SWD debug, NeoPixel, and a 22-pin HSTX port. Coming soon is the Metro RP2350 which brings 'Arduino Shield' compatibility - this has all of the above plus a MicroSD slot. There will be more soon once we stabilize our schematic so look forward to QT Py, KB2350, and maybe even a 'Grand Central' board!
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So exciting! An FPU is great. So many PIOs.
Ooo, would love a Grand Central with USB-C, but a 2350 B chip Metro is enticing, too!
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hello!
good afternoon
lol
Great afternoon JP. Looking good
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time to be smacked with some learning
back to Thursdays...except for next week, heh
never too late for 808
Welcome back to Thursday!
Hey all 👋 Welcome back to thursdays JP
"Live in 3 minutes"... 🤔
hold up a mirror at an angle?
nice. url shorter from Italy 🙂
Dagnabbit - my Edge froze...
sekrit room
A tile puzzle on wheels.
Lars...
Virtual TR-808 for 808 day https://io808.com/
A fully recreated web-based TR-808 drum machine using React, Redux, and the Web Audio API.
Lars Frame
JP - you'll need a bigger workshop. 😄
there is some 808 on twitch today as new DJ category
ooo here's both an 808 and a 303 in the browser, made by Roland! https://roland50.studio/
Audio!
@haughty quiver No audio
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No sound
@haughty quiver Can't hear you! 😄
We have sound, all good
Yes sound
Audio's good. 👍
like this is live now https://www.twitch.tv/directory/category/djs and they DJ program with 808 content packed today
ok here
All the pirates love RrrrS-232
Lol
Winner, winner. Chicken dinner. 😄
It would be interesting if the Instagram feed could be ported to an e-ink screen
that's very cool, JP!
When I first got an IG account, I found that IG would not let you post from a desktop PC.
It works now. 👍
missed the er off of instaloader
Er...
Max retries issue? 401?
It looks like instagram preloads 12, then offers an ajax request button to load the remainder of posts. It then eventually (few seconds) pops up a login dialog, but removing that from the page allows you to scroll all the posts (I assume all, it was hundreds for adafruit).
Instaloader will no doubt update to the latest method of image grabbing and probably support more than 12.
My 40" TV has decided not to work any more. Maybe a candidate for a project... 🤔
Don't forget JP's Workshop is on Friday next week for CircuitPython Day
Thanks JP
Thanks JP!
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Happy Bday @cinder wind
Happy Birthday Tod! 🎂
lol thanks! but more important that it's 808 day 🙂
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thanks JP!
Thanks JP!
we need DJ lars for thes workshop music segments
yes DJ Lars plzkthx
This really is a fantastic website, I've lost hours playing around. Happy B-day again!
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I'm excited to deep dive today! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YvmIesqqoo
Join Scott as he demos CircuitPython on the RP2350 and answers questions! In particular, he'll show off DVI output via the new HSTX peripheral on the RP2350.
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`I wonder if @rapid hornet will be addressing rp2350 topics in Deep Dive today
- how could the secure features help some people address keeping circuit python code secret - I assume this is a small population
- how would external PSRAM enlarge the space of problems addressed by CP
- hardware floating point and DSP? speedups solving other CP issues?
- are there any other Cortex-M33 enhancements
- does the internal 2MB flash RP2354A and RP2354B get CP support? ( didn't check maybe it does already ? )
- how much of micropython support does CP inherit?
haha, I'm excited for the questions!
- Are custom builds needed if external PSRAM is added?
- Adafruit sells the only 8-SOIC PSRAM chip on digikey (8MB). There is a 32MB chip but it's FBGA.
- How likely is it that Adafruit will support the 8MB PSRAM build for the feather even though it's a physical addon?
- Will Adafruit eventually sell the RP2350 feather with 8MB PSRAM soldered on?
risc-v on RP2350 so nice
what do you see as benefits of risc-v?
the chip have caveat as you use arm or risc-v cores on that new raspberry pi chip
getting more options there also the hazard3 who have worked on it is on chip team in raspberry pi
dcd now that you can choose what to use it have how your project work on different instruction set
thanks - I haven't studied risc-v ( looking around a bit now ) - I see it is open source, and it looks like it can be put into an FPGA ( based on seeing mention of yosys ) - maybe this could circle back to CP - by getting CP to be embeddable in an FPGA - I think @rapid hornet has had interests in getting CP to talk to FPGAs - seems circular 🙂
Is RISC-V easier for FPGA's? I'd love to see FPGA graphics accelerators for displayio... if that could even be a thing I have no idea.
wikipedia RISC-V page mentions:
SERV[123] by Olof Kindgren, a physically small, validated bit-serial RV32I core in Verilog, is the world's smallest RISC-V CPU. It is integrated with both the LiteX and FuseSoC SoC construction systems. An FPGA implementation[124] was 125 lookup tables (LUTs) and 164 flip-flops, running at 1.5 MIPS, In a 130 nm-node ASIC, it was 2.1kGE[124] and a high-end FPGA could hold 10,000 cores.[125]
I think Skerr and those doing tapeout have the most advanced knowledge of FPGA's. From what I've learned FPGA in itself does nothing. Someone would have to program an FPGA to handle certain things and all of that is waaay over my head.
mine too 🙂 ( so much to learn - so little time )
10K cores.. so it's a way to get real multi-threading?
There going to be a limit to the power reduction for the RP2350 because 1 core always has to be awake. You can only put 1 core in deep sleep. I'd be curious to know what the lowest power draw will be.
just reading the description on https://www.youtube.com/adafruit/live
Join Scott as he demos CircuitPython on the RP2350 and answers questions! In particular, he'll show off DVI output via the new HSTX peripheral on the RP2350.
Join Scott as he demos CircuitPython on the RP2350 and answers questions! In particular, he'll show off DVI output via the new HSTX peripheral on the RP2350....
Here's my question: did you actually read all 1347 pages in the datasheet? 🤣
Also this is kinda cool: The SDK pico_double library automatically uses the coprocessor for double-precision floating-point calculations
Looking forward to this dive. Hoping I don’t get the bends from inhaling all the new information!
Me too. 🙂
Hello, can you now reveal everything?
I'll be really excited when I can get my hands on the chips 🙂
good afternoon ☕
Did you really go so frequently in long week-end recently... or were you working on this?
First question: TrustZone support for CircuitPython? 😄
I don't understand the security aspects of it or why it's needed.
TrustZone provides a secure enclave for your startup firmware.
Hi Scott. I saw kickstarter campaign a few weeks ago and thought you might like it. https://bityl.co/RURo
makes it harder for people to jiggle the startup functionality around.
Can you explain it to me like I'm 5? Does it have anything to do with the onboard certs for https or is it more like a PC TPM kind of thing?
It's awesome that it has a Cortex-M33 with FP.
The first was RP1 that came on the Pi5, RP2040 was release before (or something like that). 😉
Shortened links scare me, and there's no preview in discord.
Imagine you have your huge LED matrix project. You want to avoid me from making it say "Mark Rules" or outright change your code. The new stuff helps protect against that
synths and displays will love the FPU
Think of it like I want to do things in a specific way but I don't want people to know how I do those things or change how I do those things. So I hide in a dark room where you have to have a pass code to get into.
will run hdmi projects better? enough left over to actually do things other than HDMI out. The Pico DVI didn't have much room left to do anything other than basic sensor data before it ran out of resources.
If anyone is interested the datasheet is here: https://datasheets.raspberrypi.com/rp2350/rp2350-datasheet.pdf
gruetzi
Hey all 👋
Is the HSTX also suitable for high speed RX
I'm looking forward to the 80 pin package.
Just curios, how long have you folk had chisp before they released it? I'm wondering how much time chip companies give trusted devs.
i usually think of more ram = more lines of code and more images can be loaded.
it's just a W25Q32xxx on package
I'm interested in the dual core + flash partitions in the context of a robot controller that can be flashed with a user program that runs parallel to the preloaded firmware
you've mentioned tracing support before - have you experimented with that on the RP2350
I like that Adafruit went with SOIC-8 as it's easily hand solderable if you buy the feather and 8MB PSRAM chip separately.
I've already purchased 4 from Adafruit when I found out that Adafruit is the ONLY vendor of that PSRAM chip 😉
If anyone here is planning on purchasing the RP2350 you should probably pick up the 8MB SOIC-8 PSRAM now. (64Mbit = 8MB) https://www.adafruit.com/product/4677
At some point after working on the 2040 a while I was surprised just how much of that datasheet I had read over the weeks/months
If using the RP2354 which has 2MB of internal flash, does code run faster?
Here's a random-ish one for you... I find a lot of instability with flash memory, often self erasing after corruption. Would FRAM solve that (although at great cost) instead of PSRAM?
I wonder how overclockable the RP2350 is? The RP2040 works pretty well at 2x its nominal speed
Heard the badge developer running all their projects at 300MHz instead of 150, with no real instability
nice
question is for how long will that last
Will Adafruit be selling bare RP2350 chips?
infinitely maybe, probably designed with a generous margin, and considering what pimoroni did with overclocking the last one, it's possibly by design
probably towards the end of the year, once supply stabilises
bad apple
That's the one I used with the Pico DVI. Works great.
Any reason it had to go VLC first? I swear I was able to go to OBS direct
I got it working with OBS directly...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=05BcstyL144 Here's what I did with a weather overlay with OBS.
oh wow that's cool.
but the white on the parrot pic is white
the color conversion isn't 1:1. i ran into the same thing with color converter. has something to do with 565 swapping.
ega
ran into that with matrix panels too. CGrovers palettefader might help a little.
great test image.
Now I wonder how fast a large GIF will run with the FPUs on that (and the RAM to load the larger GIF frames)
do you anticipate a learn guide or blog for the display HSTX
4-bit color seems like a great option for info displays: high-res but with useful bits of spot color
This is the first I'm hearing of HSTX. I imagine it will be mentioned in a learn guide.
Is 8-bit done with a color palette and if so what is the gamut of the result of the lookup?
I'm running 800x480 on a feather with the 7" display (using the RA8875 accelerator) but I ran into the same issues where if I wanted more performance I'd have to drop the resolution down... which makes sense. More pixels and color needs more processor and ram.
I don't think gif compression uses floating point for anything?
Not sure if it was in there or just the displayio code, but the M4 at 40Mhz(?) basically matched non FPU at 100+Mhz. Maybe it was something else, been a while since I looked.
might be the wider bus
my mind is still blown that someone figured out how to get HDMI out of a pi pico.
is it drop in compatible with pi pico headers? if i wanted to upgrade a pi pico project to pi pico 2?
Just curious, apart from displays, any other fantasies for the new HSTX?
seeing all the bit depth code was cool. nice when things just work. great demo.
leveraging HSTX for SPI displays seems like it's going to be a fun idea. hopefully that peripheral can potentially be usable for things like addressable RGB in scenarios where PIO is limited.
one weird thing ive noticed, the TMDS encoder block is SIO, so wont that still need a core to pre-convert the pixel data into TMDS form, and buffer it in ram, then dma it to the HSTX/PIO?
grayscale looks like it would be helpful for e-ink. unsure if this code is meant for e-ink but with the code you already have should be easier to make it work.
ah, so youve got 2 TMDS encoders!
Is there support for I2S via PIO?
i2s with PIO? what in the world is happening here.
honestly audio works really well with the pi pico. sounds like pi pico 2 might be even better.
circuitpython on risc-v as hazard3 on it too
I do not, I was confused for a moment, sorry
i had a crazy idea, could you have arm and risc-v threads in a single kernel?
you can soft-reset a core to either mode, so you just need to have a limited kernel build for both, share the state, and reset into the right arch on context switch.....
I read about emulation of one cpu in the boot loader ( a different kind of kernel )
ah yes, the circuitpython itself could be arm on core0, for float
but then core1 can be either, and you can dynamically switch and load a payload
dedicate 1 core to Arduino and 1 core for circuit python? some things do run faster on pre-compiled arduino.
ah a smart check if external psram exists. that answered my earlier question better.
oh, you mentioned deep sleep, and i noticed that was removed from the datasheet, do you know anything about these changes?
Thanks Scott for this whole effort. Can't wait to play with CirPy on the RP2350 boards I have showing up in a few days
I didn't see much related to pio_version in the pioasm - some syntax errors with respect to pin counts
is the TRNG used?
nothing in the changelog at the end of the pdf, it just silently changed
there is also a git commit on page 2 of the pdf, that differs
same
ppc64, aarch64be, and now rp2350, lol
Me: I really want a RP2350 board
Also me: I have zero time to really look at one even if I got it
i already read half the datasheet!
I already have some ch32 boards lying on my desk for two months and looking at me accusingly
lol, big fan of testing eh 😉
someone will test it :-0
If you're in the US, SparkFun has a nice Pro Micro RP2350 available right now https://www.sparkfun.com/products/24870
I'm waiting for the Feather because add on board support.
Canada (not that I can't ship here). Part of me wants to compile synthio with the number of channels cranked, just to see what it can do
hahah ditto! Cortex-M33 is a more modern ARM arch than even the Teensy 4. I think RP2350 is going to be killer for audio stuff
The Daisy Seed is the best low-end board for audio. I've working on getting Akso/Axoloti running on it.
I think SnakeyMakerCat is working on a port for the Daisy Seed. Haven't heard anything about it recently.
The amount of RAM on the Daisy Seed is drool worthy.
Buffer all the things!
Port of CPy?
Yes they figured out it's possible and working on it but it's complicated. I think based on the STM32 port.
the thing i heard about the 5v stuff, is that its only tolerant when IOVDD is at 3.3v
so if the IOVDD is unpowered, 5v on IO will damage it
and rather then explain this complication, they just removed the claim that its 5v compliant
you may want to ask somebody higher up, for a confirmation on this
whoah
I think SAMD21 or 51 is the most powerful that is compatible with make code arcade. They never added support for newer more powerful boards/chips.
I started my career programing gameboy games, I am always interested in cool gameboy related stuff 😄
there was an FPGA board that plugged into the Game Boy Advance that I worked with a while ago. It was a nice way to get into FPGA design because it had buttons and a display.
I think FoamyGuy is working on a PyGame-CE port. PyGame I think is the Circuit Python implementation best for retro games. Deshipu is a better person to speak about that.
51 definitely
time flies. some one will ask a question and i'll be like oh I think that was on show & tell last year... and turns out it was like 6 years ago.
there is the Stage library too, which is a bit faster than displayio but more limited
the rp2350 helped reduce the chip count of the bus pirate 6
https://forum.buspirate.com/t/rp2350-bus-pirate-5xl-and-6/529?ref=buspirate.com
Raspberry Pi has two new chips out – RP2350A and RP2350B. Some quick stats: 2 x ARM M33 cores at 150MHz 2 x RISCV Hazard 3 cores (up to 2 cores at once, mix and match) 520K RAM (vs 264K on RP2040) 3 PIO modules (vs 2 on RP2040) Hardware floating point unit MUCH improved ADC More pins! A new bootrom that should make it a lot easier to load mult...
What one was it?
that looks very similar to the board skerr is working on and showed in general-chat.
and gpiobase is a boolean, its either 0-31 or 16-47
Gotta go, have a great weekend everyone!
extensive changes between
src/rp2040/hardware_regs/RP2040.svd src/rp2350/hardware_regs/RP2350.svd
ive noticed the closed-captioning on the stream is leaking spoilers
it said im getting hungry several seconds before you said it!
Dual DVI output with the second one done with PIO?
maybe it's the guy doing the closed-captioning also getting hungry
screen share ?
Does the rp2350 have PIO coprocessors?
Is CP available on STM32H or U micros ?
Thanks Scott. This was an awesome intro.
it has 3 PIO blocks, with 4 SM's each, for a total of 12 state machines
Thats awesome, the PIO coprocessors is probably one of the reasons I have seen it being used in applications where otherwise fpgas are used
Which CP target best for neo pixels ?
Thanks!! Great show!
Thank you for the stream.
Thanks Scott !
Thanks!
Thanks Scott!
Thanks Scott!
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thanks all!
thanks again
I am getting started for the morning, working on some geometry things like polygon intersection math. You can follow along on twtich: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch or YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucx7QTWjSpk
polygon math is never fun, most game dev I did was all in unity so I didn't have to think
I think your overlap is only set if there is a collision, the a_in_b is just to cover in case there is no vector because it is encompassed
Makes sense, the response is good if obj A is moving fast and maybe you want to use the vector to make sure it only touches B isn't now partly inside of B
Shouldn't matter, perspective is just that. Up/down or left/right doesn't matter
If you are worried about performance you could write a quick FPS counter just so it is measureable
Line 19 index should be zero
Thanks for the stream!
live in 9 mins! The desk of Ladyada - return of the DESK! https://youtu.be/1Q7oOinZHQI
Exciting news from Ladyada's desk! After a big move, we're settling into our spacious Brooklyn lab. On deck: Rev B of the Vindie board & testing new RP2350 designs! The Feather RP2350 & Metro RP2350 promise extra GPIO & innovative features.
Exciting news from Ladyada's desk! After a big move, we're settling into our spacious Brooklyn lab. On deck: Rev B of the Vindie board & testing new RP2350 designs! The Feather RP2350 & Metro RP2350 promise extra GPIO & innovative features.
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Good afternoon.
LIVE FROM BROOKLYN! Desk of Ladyada https://youtu.be/1Q7oOinZHQI
Exciting news from Ladyada's desk! After a big move, we're settling into our spacious Brooklyn lab. On deck: Rev B of the Vindie board & testing new RP2350 designs! The Feather RP2350 & Metro RP2350 promise extra GPIO & innovative features.
desk of ladyada is here
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☣️ 3️⃣ nice riscv cores
👀 Ada files
it could be fancy to make switch for arm and riscv with dual architecture on new rp2350
you can also just use an LDO for simplicity
twitch side there is the question
I can tell it's Brooklyn, it looks very different from Manhattan.
Thanks @open girder and good night. 🌒
Bye!
thank you!
thanks everyone!
Thanks!
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I'm planning to build a personal camera and stumbled upon the Adafruit MEMENTO
- Is there somewhere else to purchase the Adafruit MEMENTO Camera Enclosure & Hardware Kit? Alternatively could you provide the STEP files so that I can machine it myself?
@jade wyvern live-broadcast-chat is only active during live broadcasts. Your question would be better asked in #general-chat
JP may want to fix the product link in your today show. Still showing last week's PPotW
@haughty quiver ☝️
Looks like it should be 5976
Thanks will fix
ok, fixed, thanks again for catching it!
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Hello!
@haughty quiver I have some soldering to do, so if you don't mind I'll just let you babble on in the background while I get that done.
Hey JP.
hihi
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Did someone say coffee ☕
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Also works with WipperSnapper and Adafruit IO
(as of v1.0.0-beta.87)
Gotta love plug 'n' play
That's neat. Didn't know those sensors had unique ids.
Curious max distance sensors can be wired, whether https://www.adafruit.com/product/5971 extender boosts signal
One of the perks of working at adafruit is you get to request hardware - and you'll probably get fast turnaround! One of our adafruit.io developers requested "an easy way to chain ...
neat illustration of a one wire bus

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Beat me to it. 😉
Thank you JP. See you Friday for Circuit Python Day!
lars must have designed that lego shirt
Thank you, JP! Looking forward to Friday
Thanks JP!
thanks JP!
thank you JP and Adafruit team!
dang missed it!
you missed JP hotswapping I2C again
haha i swear i didn't this time!
it was close though, only thing that saved you was re-running the blinka script. 😛
I bring much needed chaos to I2C
can't spell "I2C" without "JP"
hi guys! how do I join Show and Tell - i want to participate!!
A link will be posted here in 20 minutes or so
thanks very much! 🙂
np!
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Good evening everyone.
Evening everyone
Hey Y'll
good evening
hello!
@open girder Tachyon looks very cool. Since it supports Ubuntu, also, would it be hard to use non-Android OS with a garden variety cellular data plan? (not a pricy industrial IoT data plan)
Super cool, the usb-c hub with video converter is a great demo. @slow spire that should be fine I'd imagine, probably an e-sim you just register with your mobile provider (like an old mobile phone number migration)
@open girder Can Tachyon be powered by a reasonably sized USB battery pack?
@Particle Fantastic work !
@slow spire yes it can run off a USB battery pack but it also has a built-in power management system for batteries connected through a JST connector
@brazen quail thanks!
@rapid hornet this looks great Scott. Kudos on the different bit depths !
Indeed!
re: connectivity, the eSIM will have our EtherSIM plan (2GB for $6.99/mo) and also the ability to support other profiles
Thank you! Maybe a charging circuit, too? (Not to be greedy.)
THanks!
finally got notification of Show & Tell AND joined to watch live... too bad I missed most of @rapid hornet but that is what the recording is for ;)
It does come with a complete battery management system supporting single-cell Li-Ion/LiPo chemistries
You can do what I do and watch the stream at 1.5x or 2x until it catches up. 🙂
Wait… you made a high-powered SBC that doesn't need to be plugged into the wall with an exotic adapter? We are living in the future. (Sorry not sorry RPi5)
Omg, I haven't seen Rockbox in years
Had it on an old Creative MP3 player and some other similar device, glad to see it's still kicking
wow nice work
Those look cool, lighting up the boards
I do love blinky lights and circuit boards 🙂
Love it!
That is awesome
That has got to be the best use of noods I've ever seen.
You need to design a new helmet for Deadmau5
Gotta love carboard prototypes. A+!
Hopefully the weather won't mess that up when it goes outside.
Great projects everyone. Thanks for sharing!
Great one, thanks all for sharing
my box of "not quite there" prototypes in the corner 🙂
Thank you everyone!!
thanks everyone!
Thanks to all for sharing
There is waterproof cardboard!
The previous weather station was bested by the wind (and gravity) so I hope so!
Thanks all
Wow! that was very awesome! - my first time ever on Show and Tell! 🙂
Ever tried those ultrasonic wind measurers? four sensors/emitters and it counts between each opposite pair. Not sure on accuracy and range, but suggested as fairly accurate and no moving parts.
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The new song 🎵 love it
hey all - if you want to contact me, please send me a message and i'm happy to forward you some images of my other circuit board / LED artwork... cheers from Australia! 🙂
I have not, those sound interesting.
Was some very neat Art !!!’n
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I got a bit obsessed with wind measuring for my greenhouse (open door) + garden, ended up at hot wire anenometers, but later saw the ultrasonics
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Thanks
I hope they drop bare chips soon for the RP235x. I have some designs i'd love to hash out.
Did you catch Desk of Ladyada? Really interesting details on RP235x board layout recommendations!
I wish we had gone with stripe in my day job. I can tell you some processors to not go with now...
I've already got a few board designs ready to order 🙂
This is one of them
it was 96boards! Had qualcom too as the first board, and a semi-reasonable standardised form factor with high speed daughterboard connector
wow. I never thought you would move, but nice change!
@open girder Question: What are you liking about the new space and neighborhood? Hot takes.
Make the playing card have an Adafruit logo on the slot machine 🙂
Drama aside, that defcon badge looks like a lot of fun to play with...
Two questions: 1. What is a battery that is small enough for a smartwatch, 1-3 days life, runs an arduino nano chip, also uses a RP2040 for certain inputs but would not always be on. 2. What is better for ML/AI request for simple local assistant RP2040 or RP2350? Thanks so much!
I cannot imagine the stress of moving those machines
Congrats on the move, @open girder! I'm sure those machines are not trivial to break down and bring back up
Maybe just a GitHub repo with a README (similar to an awesome-list) and people can submit PRs to add prior art for 3D printing
I never realized how much drama filled the 3D printing space back when I started
I'm behind a bit still, but I love 7️⃣ 7️⃣ 7️⃣
Patent drama basically defined the history of 3D printers haha
wow. the new space is gorgeous
Q: do you have modules for adjustable CV/CC step-down? I only found 5V ones on the shop… there are plenty on aliexpress but oddly (or rather, for cost reason?) they all have the shunt on the negative output, so you can't really bridge in/out grounds… Any suggestion on an IC to do this? LM2673 seems interesting but ain't cheap. LM25011 seems a bit cheaper… (I need like ~ 16V 1.5A out)
Is that a punch-out kit card?
Is it Mecano® compatible? 😄
Considering it's because patents expired that it became widespread and accessible…
Hmmm, those breakouts look oddly familiar. I wonder where Arduino drew inspiration from...
Theres a cool EdgeImpulse trained example with rock paper scissors detection using the distance sensor (it senses a 4x4 or 8x8 grid)
The network effects of joining Stemma/Qwiic will benefit them a ton.
I usually make any sensor breakouts I design stemma QT compatible
How many 5V Qwiic/QT controllers even are there? I can only think of the 32u4 boards from at least a decade ago...
The built-in EdgeImpulse in the IDE is pretty cool
oh haven't tried that yet but their blog post was interesting, think it linked the rock-paper-scissors demo
Mono Enclosed Speaker - 1W 8 Ohm https://www.adafruit.com/product/5986
Clear Snap-on Enclosure for Adafruit TRRS Trinkey https://www.adafruit.com/product/6015
Clear Snap-on Enclosure for Adafruit Pixel Trinkey https://www.adafruit.com/product/6013
Here is a cute and minimal enclosure for your TRRS Trinkey to keep it safe during use and transport. This case has been custom-designed and 3D printed to accommodate the reset button ...
They're 3D printed? Man I thought they would've been injection molded or something.
Oh, 8ohms speakers… that's wha Rodrik needed for his portable Amiga 600 project! (he had to put two 4 ohms in series)
Raspberry Pi Pico 2 - RP2350 https://www.adafruit.com/product/6006
Ask an Engineer Question: Will they bring out Noodles with neopixles in the future?
sdio yessss
Adafruit Metro RP2350 https://www.adafruit.com/product/6003
Adafruit Feather RP2350 https://www.adafruit.com/product/6000
Can the Feather RP2350 PCB be amythest color (transparent purple)?
Question: Any plans for an upgraded PropMaker feather with the RP2350?
Will there be a version with PSRAM included. I could see myself ruining a couple boards trying to get it on there.
Have you looked at this? With the right diffusion, it might work for your project.
https://www.adafruit.com/product/4368
We have all sorts of LED strips for a wide range of needs. Chonky strips? We got those! Strips with alligator clips that are easy-peasy to MakeCode? Oh definitely. Weatherproof? We have ...
Qn: Are there any adafruit battery chargers that support LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate 3.2v)?
Any suitable designs in the works?
This, too, might fill the gap.
https://www.adafruit.com/product/3776
Look, just bolt this to your ceiling fan already - we know that's the first thing you thought of! OK, so you already know what DotStar LEDs are - those digitally controllable LEDs that ...
Rather, CV with settable amp limit
Btw, is there a glossary on the website for all the terms you use? feather, stemma…
yeah sounds legit
Thank you for taking time for us.
thanks! n87!
Thanks for the show!
See you Friday!
Thanks all
Thanks @open girder Happy CircuitPython week. See yall Friday!
Thanks @open girder and good night. 🌔
Gotta get some new bklyn zeners for that last shot
@open girder had a new idea for a new product. A relay board (say 8 relays) in something like a Metro formfactor, but with a pad to accept a Feather. The inspiration is controlling a zone of solenoid valves for a DIY irrigation control system. New super FeatherWingMega formfactor...
BONUS: "weather resistant" case.
Sounds similar to a crickit
Mentally, I was picturing something like https://www.sainsmart.com/products/8-channel-12v-usb-relay-module
ah! not quite the same 🙂
Making a mold is really expensive. We've had injection-molded stuff in the past (some RPi cases), but the 3D printing is a great way to do small runs, and the cost isn't bad.
Probably can't even start without about a $5k price tag for a mold. It's really not viable without very large product runs to spread the cost.
using more than a decade old pricing...
Not outdoor rated, but 6 Relays on an ESP32-S3 with an industrial Din Mount case option: https://www.lilygo.cc/products/t-relay-s3?_pos=2&_sid=ac9a71b29&_ss=r Also chainable to extra modules for up to 24 relays (see dropdown in page). Then maybe just stick in an IP-rated enclosure
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happy circuitpython day!