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Knight Rider got a lot right about the future
from tonights show and tell https://github.com/bdsvac/todbot_led_cube
@cinder wind
awesome! loved the addition of WiFi and the webapp!
like PT says, it's like skateboarding/snowboarding
That selective solder machine is beautiful to watch ๐
audio died?
LIFE!
@sullen hawk Some of the factory footage is often silent
@slow spire oic, yeah, it came back
A hot, crusty, machine age soldering machine behind the scenes producing shiny futuristic bobbles.
Bobbles for boffins ๐
Nevermind the engineer behind the curtain.
boffins baking bobbles
Geek kitch
You should add a link to your SnT demo in the README! e.g. https://youtu.be/w91Rq7ffLLU?t=1025
Flexcavator
13W I2S amp โค๏ธ ๐
that is 3x3
You'll need a custom build. #circuitpython-dev is where we can help
smart!
sounds like a gain dip switch would work. one came with the tpa2012 amp i have. it works well and doesn't add much height to the board (no more than solder on terminals)
that you can see
@open girder I would really like an adafruit I2S stereo output board that has both line out & headphone out (maybe via one TRS jack)
Ultraleap 3Di Stereo Hand Tracking Camera https://www.adafruit.com/product/5571
I believe we have technically two moons, the second is a asteroid trapped in our orbit, but it's expected to be gone in few decades
No Linux?
I'm sure there will be Linux/Mac ports at some point
Tactile Switch Assortment - 25 Different Buttons - 10 pcs each - Through Hole and Surface Mount https://www.adafruit.com/product/5493
Adafruit DRV2605L Haptic Motor Controller - STEMMA QT / Qwiic https://www.adafruit.com/product/2305
The DRV2605 from TI is a fancy little motor driver. Rather than controlling a stepper motor or DC motor, its designed specifically for controlling haptic motors - buzzers and vibration ...
:all-the-things: ๐
Lol I just bought a set of those buttons
I want a grid of haptics wrapped around my forearm.
10% discount code, code is: supermoon http://www.adafruit.com
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My grandmother used to collect a variety of buttons in a drawer under her sewing machine.
this is the 21st century version of that
@inner spade Tactile?
Indeed.
I took a break to have dinner before opening up Show & Tell at 2x speed .. no spoilers!
When you put your hand in your grandma's drawer, I bet it feels much better than a drawer full of THESE buttons. (that did not come out right, did it?)
i like the 3x6 buttons like on the magtag. doesn't take up much space for buttons that only need occasional use.
@open girder I've used the DRV2605L in a ton of projects, often wearable; I'd love if I could break off parts of the PCB for very small wearable prototypes. Just a suggestion. (Yeah, I know I should spin up my own PCB.)
So many buttons! I feel a mighty need
Motorized Slide Potentiometer - 10Kฮฉ Linear with 5V DC Motor https://www.adafruit.com/product/5466
This linear slide potentiometer comes with an addedย kickย - its not just a plain old slide pot! Underneath is mounted a slim geared DC motor that can gently move the wiper up and ...
This slider looks so fun
@hot frigate As long as it's only one drawer.
We had human beings showing....and telling.
I bet JP is drooling over those motorized potentiometers.
Ohh it's an alps pot
Doubles as a linear actuator.
woah that's much faster response than i thought it would have.
That's really fast!
@open girder On the motorized linear pot, Is it OK to move the knob by hand, while it's being driven by the motor? Will the motor slip, in a good way?
Adafruit LSM6DS3TR-C + LIS3MDL - Precision 9 DoF IMU - STEMMA QT / Qwiic https://www.adafruit.com/product/5543
Does it have a pot for signals separate from the feed back location pot? Does it have two pots?
in the product page looks like the free fall sensor could be really good for quadcopters
@slow spire I imagine as long as you can limit the current you can safely overpower it.
@open girder two part question
Looking to take a QTPY portable (I know about the BFF) just have a different thought
- okay to power a ESP32-X QTPY by the USB C port with 4.5v ( three AA battery holder)
2 If I order a USB Micro-B Breakout Board and a USB C to Micro B Cable will the breakout deliver power going from micro to USB-C ? 
@slow spire Torque = current
Thx, @noble grove
picows in space: the herd shot round the world!
picow pie?
fun fact, the picow works with Mu
Ranch Branches
(it's pronounced moo)
ooh horns?
I think we need more cowbell.
Mess with the Picow, get the HORNS ๐ค
๐ ๐ ๐ bells!
that button assortment is in my cart for the next time I'm buying something
oh nice
Cow Bells, nice
Yes, Bells is great!
Needs more cowbell!!!
more cowbell!
nice smoke effect
lol
@open girder Any plans on making a ESP32-X And RFM95 Lora all in one board ? Possible to do on a two layer PCB (kind of like the RSP32 TFT Feather) 
Cows can't accessorize with anything besides bells
that was awesome
Amazebells
Yes
@uneven gull always ear tags
love seeing the design process for these logos ๐
Need software to detect the beat and sync to it.
I like the one with ears
You have some great designers!! Thanks for sharing that !
nice design
LOL
"Ok ladyada, what's this?" "MOAR COWBELL"
sweeeeet
Just formally volunteered to do MicroPython to CircuitPython Pico W support port @open girder
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thank ya @ionic garnet ๐
I'm excited!
@open girder I think it's "gold plated diapers"
q: How's the sourcing going on the LED filament/noodles/pasta stuff? I've been looking for some for a project and there don't seem to be a large number of resellers on the usual spots yet
ohh so i could make a pr for it so i don't have to recompile everytime? sweet. โค๏ธ
I like the cowbell logo with the rasp pi logo in it.
...this watch, this watch
Hey adafruit! Iโm enjoying the stream and that new 9DOF sensor looks awesome! Iโm building a data logger with a Nano and wanted to ask for suggestions for detecting power out without losing data to the SD Card. I know a capacitor is in the mix for that solution but I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions as to how to go about it. Thank you๐
SNL for life!
This is in a different port (atmel-samd vs nrf) but its a similar thing - the QT Py Haxpress board def for a QT Py with an added flash chip: https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/tree/main/ports/atmel-samd/boards/qtpy_m0_haxpress
The Continental (SNL Walken bit)
So we can soon have cowbell noodz?
yep the continental
@open girder not per say a question but info
I believe the connector for the led matrix power is this one
called VH Connector 3.96mm pitch 2/3/4/5/6/7/8P 2-8Pin Housing
Q: is a stemma-qt IR transceiver a possibility?
Q: Can find I2S ADC?
Got it! I appreciate the answer ๐ thank you!
g'night all! I caught up to the present
Seesaw?
Night all!
I bet a seesaw IR transceiver could be made, would need to add to the seesaw protocol I think
Thanks @open girder and good night. ๐
Thank you for sharing time with us.
Thanks 'Fruits
Thanks @open girder for another excellent evening of shows!
Probably something equivalent to pulseio?
Thank you, good show!
Thanks Adafruit
happy super moon
Thanks @open girder Always excellent show
thanks adafruit and supermoon lovers
Thanks @open girder!
how puny we are
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re IR: Bandwith?
goodnight adafriends! thanks for the show ๐
oh no we lost the video
See you all soon.
Band with moar cowbell!
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That's my life. A big red question mark. โ
aww
is it on youtube?
Don't fear the CRICKIT, more cowbell. This was a potentiometer test, along with 2 servos, multiple sound files, buttons, NeoPixels... and a fog machine trigger. McDonalds chicken nugget or salad dressing cup for the button, made with trash.
All our times have come
Here but now they're gone
Seasons don't fear the reaper
Nor do the wind, the sun ...
!
You've been Walkenhacked
OK now it's a wrap
Cowbells & Noods... i love adafruit.
checks the adafruit store for that fog machine
they have them in portable versions now, they're called vapes. ๐
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It's Thursday again, folks...
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good afternoon folks
Howdy hootie sapper ticker
Good evening Liz.
Cowbellotron
gesundheit.
Original 45 RPM record from 1958 on the obscure #1 label
This is a very important song.
Less annoying than "The Bird Is The Word"...
That's the spirit!
Lol
Weird and catchy!
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Hi all!
howdy y'all! it's been a while!
welcome
@clever summit ๐
ahh today is the walkman mp3 player with sd card ๐
Afternoon John
today is going to be a really cool one
:0
interesting
This is relevant to my interests...
My Arduino R3 screw shield is on the way. ๐
terminal breakouts are awesome. i have some for every board format, just a matter of time before you want to add something but don't feel in the mood for soldering.
just got my adafruit macropad! First thing I did was see how high the rotary encoder number goes lol
rotary encoder will go forever
Wouldn't it just go as high as the code can handle numbers?
i mean, no, there's still technically a limit
i've been doing a lot with lists lately. intense how much you can do
integer overflow and all that
i think lists are just circuit pythons ways of implementing arrays?
Durian - the surstrรถmming of fruit.
nice EQ ๐
not exactly, iirc there are differences, Python has its own way of doing things
lighted knobs
great deal. wow. if you were to buy that new from an audio store it would cost 10x more. great find!
amazing
I recognise that tune, is that the one Techmoan uses for his intros?
Ya, that was unexpected.
hmmm, looks like it's got a bunch of magic rocks inside
gonna get myself a VHS camcorder with a subtitler
why would you intentionally design such long buttons. so weird.
Maybe they had a box of old switch boards and were like, ya, lets use these.
Isolation of the AC for UL/CSA?
yeah maybe they were the cheapest on sale switches from their distributor. designed for price.
Walkbeing.
The board may have been designed for another product. Adding a couple of plastic bits is an inexpensive solution.
are you really doing anything interesting with a microcontroller if you don't have a nest of wires?
I saw a bit ago on Show and Tell (i think) you showed a Sony field recorder and I just wanted to know what model that was? I think I have a working one myself
oh thanks to seeing the I2S amp on another one of JP's videos i now have a startup sound to my TFT featherwing project. sounds great. PWM audio doesn't sound good... I2S amp is definitely the way to go.
perfect for my favorite monophonic songs
that's good to know, i have the same amp.
Use a microcassette case to hold them
oh that's cool, didn't know that existed
I got a few with my microcassette deck
This reminds me of Collin's MP3 learn guide
i'd recommend going with a Qt Py for a casette build for space but not sure if it has enough pins for this project.
I'm very much a vintage style of person
ahh true, Qt Py doesn't have battery charging.
I'm loving this project! Great work!!!
what about taking pictures of a cassette tape moving and just loop that on the screen as a gif?
i mean, making your own hi res anim loop would be good
order that from oshpark directly? is there a minimum?
yeah integrated SD cards have their own CS, same with the TFT featherwing.
Yes, order from oshpark. Minimum of $8.75 for 3.
I have a Circuit Python example for walking through directories and pulling information/status about the card and file system. https://github.com/DJDevon3/CircuitPython/tree/main/TFT Featherwing SD Card Directory
Shows how to add and remove files to an SD card.
ahhh that's cool, can we get a link to todbots example? i do actually have some junk i'd love to automatically get rid of.
I always sorted my mix tapes alphabetically too ๐คฃ
what? who does that no. always sort by genre or mood. heathen.
naming numerically is a holdover from the prop maker i think, don't need to do that with the SD card on a feather
umm cowbells and christopher walkin
christopher walkmin
and here i was going to use regex
yeah she said I2S chips are hard to get now ๐ฆ
integrated SD cards (on TFT's) use SPI which is 5 pin, i think.
I don't think I have an audio version of SD card handling, but here's a similar bit of code to what JP just showed, but for BMP files https://gist.github.com/todbot/ee3aefa3c0ef75ce8bf815e8d5e6cbc5
i have some corrupted files, will it get rid of them or will i need to reformat?
JP: you should play 8-track cassette track change noise between tracks
it's from pulling the card after taking a bitmap screenshot, file names are gibberish
Does this have keyup/keydown? so you can fast forward in the track or was that related to the timing issue you were discussing?
not sure what you're asking. but if you want to delete files that match a pattern, you can use a similar loop like what JP showed or my gist, and then use os.remove(filename) to remove it https://docs.circuitpython.org/en/latest/shared-bindings/os/index.html#os.remove Alternatively, mount the SD on a computer and do it there ๐
not sure that'll work because some corrupted files have no extension/mime
yeah i should just reformat
if they show up in os.listdir() you can remove them. but yeah reformat is definitive
ah ok, there's only 4 files
8-track sounds for between-track interstitial sounds https://freesound.org/people/SonicBlu/sounds/130738/
Maybe add a progess bar to your display wishlist
Position of a playing mp3? I don't think there is a way.
could modify the look of the cassette tape left on the reel in an image for a progress bar ๐
could maybe do something with the samples_decoded()?
The slider from https://github.com/rsbohn/Dexter_CircuitPython_Widgets/tree/main/dexter_widgets can be used as a progress bar.
you could store the length in the filename "TRACK01_4m33s.mp3"
ohh yeah and then pull out the string
if you want a real cassette tape feel then no meta data display, that's how we rolled back then. ๐
audioio has pause
awesome show, great project!
Thanks @haughty quiver !
great job every one thank you John Looking forward to this project after you pub it
Thanks JP!
Great show again, @haughty quiver ๐
great show JP!
Thanks great show. Good things to think sbout
CYA next week. ๐
Thanks very much all!
great one
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I've got a TC-D5 -- non operational at the moment ๐
Great show.
samples_decoded is cool (and new to me!), but I couldn't figure out how to reliably compute "total samples" so I did this little hack based on file size and current file position. Seems to work: https://gist.github.com/todbot/170f614963e8400dcc70f9a4675a4731
oh nice! i was just guessing so that's great!
i didn't know about tell() either
comes right after show() usually ๐คช
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Beeps and boops
Hola from 'rado ! :-D
Hi Tim and everyone online. Tim I hear you well.
Hola from โRadoโs western neighbor lol
Hi all! ๐
Is there more functionality around display brightness being brought to other displays?
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I saw on the st7789 display drive that it isnโt adjustable.
Iโve been using pwm on the st7789 which works pretty good
Played with displayio palettes: https://github.com/CedarGroveStudios/PaletteFader
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I'm working on adding another C3 Board to CP
Beetle ESP32-C3, mainly intended for IoT applications, is a controller based on ESP32-C3 RISC-V 32bit single-core processor.
Is that just an old Android phone ?
About brightness with the ST7789. I did a quick search in projects I did/used (RaspberryPi\Pico\Rotary_Encoder\rtc_encoder_combo_v1\drivers\st7789)
I have CP runing, need to test my pin definiton and then learn how to add the other ICs on that board to the board definition
I suspect that the driver doesnโt support brightness โcause the PWM pin isnโt always the same. However, it would be nice if the driver allowed the pin to be optionally listed when instantiated.
That seems like an ideal implementation
If you're on macOS and have an iPhone, Apple are adding the ability to use an iPhone mounted to your display as a webcam, including a desk view mode (it's in beta right now).
The stream is heavily buffering. No audio, no video
Fine here in SF
I had to refresh YT
Streaming glitch, sorry folks. Try refreshing if having trouble viewing.
Youโre doing great.
40 pin connection to display is typical but display pinouts vary widely!
For this display it doesnโt have a very smart controller, the display is a so called RGB display, or โdot clockโ display.
This โsimpleโ display driver chips are actually mounted to the glass on the display.
No really smarts on the display
Yep, have to refresh the display pixels regularly to keep it showing.
Try poking it with a thing that isn't a finger
Yes capacitive touch. Can do 10 points.
Multitouch.
Unfortunately in the current state you have to hard reset the board to reset the display.
I missed one thing... what Microcontroller is it running ?
Also seems like when the display is running that it eats up a bunch of cycles and USB is slow when display is active.
Uses ESP32-S3 devkit N8R8 on this board.
The ESP32-S3 has a special โLCD controllerโ peripheral that can do 8 or 16 bit parallel displays and also RGB displays.
N8R8 means 8 MB of flash and 8MB of PSRAM
Lots of the internet is a mess ...
Ah, you're back.
No audio....
yep, no audio and video also static
Can hear you now!
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I am away for abt 15 mins. Go to take a quick shower. It's been a hot day here.
Maybe didnโt copy fully?
no idea
I didnโt load the UF2 bootloader on this board.
Iโve never tried using the UF2 on the ESP32-S3. Iโve used esptool so far to load the firmware.
Also I had to make some changes to the esp-idf sub module.
Hereโs where I put my version of the esp-idf
Iโm not too good on GitHub, so I am unsure how best to get my version of the esp-idf into the CircuitPython branch.
There are a few files that were changed on the esp-idf in this folder. https://github.com/kmatch98/esp-idf/tree/release/v4.4_rgblcd/components/esp_lcd
I think there may be an Adafruit fork of the esp-idf.
Also, I had some issues getting the #include statements to find the right file locations. I ended up making some symbolic links to get it to build. ๐
Oh, just rememvered. I followed some instructions to try and redefine where to pull the esp-idf from. I may have messed it up.
Ok, I edited the .gitmodules file. Perhaps its not pointing to the right place or syntax is wrong.
Can see and hear again.
These three files were changed in the esp-idf:
components/esp_lcd/include/esp_lcd_panel_ops.h
components/esp_lcd/include/esp_lcd_panel_rgb.h
components/esp_lcd/src/esp_lcd_rgb_panel.c
Yes, I think you can run update submodules like you did when you started.
we should write down how to do this in the espressif read me...
https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/tree/main/ports/espressif#readme
but we regularly update it to point to Adafruit's fork + patches or Espressif releases...
You have to add upstream
You don't work from your fork? (Adafruit is usually Upstream, Origin usually your fork )
Yes, there are changes in CircuitPython to add a new module dotclockdisplay
About esp-idf versions. I recently have a m5stamp-c3. I was using esp-idf verion 5. That gave me a lot of problems. I was unable to build an example. I downgraded to version 4.4. From then on builds OK.
I don't think you should have done set url
You cloned Kmatch.
You then changed Origin to Adafruit
that seems like it won't align.
Maybe take a look at the code.py to see the python code differences. Imports dotclockdisplay and then has a call to the new dotclockdisplay.DotClockFramebuffer to initialize the display.
the git history in Kmatch is divergent from the Adafruit one ....
Can you go back to your Fork..
Make a branch.
Apply Kmatch's changes ...
git checkout branch new-branch upstream/main
Assuming upstream == adafruit
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I'm really lacking in git skills, so my apologies for causing any weirdness for you.
Many thanks for the encouragement. Git can get frustrating. I like the fallback plan that you're following.
you can commit "-n"
-n, --[no-]verify
By default, the pre-commit and commit-msg hooks are run. When any of --no-verify or -n is given,
these are bypassed. See also githooks(5).
Not sure what the BLE error is.
Usually I run . ./export.sh, perhaps you already did that.
When you change your esp-idf you should redo install and export in your virtual env
did you pip install requirements-dev.txt (in CP root)
While it's building, can you explain the dark backstory of "foamyguy" as your handle?
Lots of buffering again.... Switching to twitch
Another hiccup in the stream probably ๐ฆ sorry folks.
Back again.
ads ...
OK, you seem to be back on Twitch. For a minute you were not streaming it said.
Its all good!
The hammering is not too bad. It makes for a good stream health watchdog.
On my branch, I think it was when CircuitPython was still pointing back the espressif's esp-idf.
And is quieter than here in the studio.
Not sure why my branch name ended up like that.
Kmatch is your repo private ?
Not sure, how can I check?
Can you post the URL
kmatch98... got it
found it. Yep, public.
Should I create a fork of the adafruit esp-idf and make a branch with my changes?
Or that would be the same issue?
all I hear is hammering. now that's building code!
Alternately I can make a branch with a simpler name and then try the .gitmodules?
I'd start form a new terminal....
do the git make submodules
do the esp-idf install and export and try a build
Progress.
yes, changing the URL is not a thing in normal use patterns
Could be.
I couldn't figure out how to redirect the #include statements to tell it where to find the files, so I made a "symbolic link" with ln -s.
The BLE issue is just a warning.
I had to do that with several files, I can't remember how many.
There must be a better way.
@light stump - just a question. You wrote you had to create symlinks to get a project built. Were that symlinks to components of esp-idf or to other files?
If I remember correctly, was the code I added to the esp-idf needed to connect to some higher level files in the CircuitPython tree. It is also possible I added some unnecessary includes while writing the initial code.
OK
And I couldn't figure out how to tell the esp-idf to look so far up in the tree. I think i tried adding enough ../.. but never could get the compiler to find the files.
I remember having those kind of problems sometimes with Arduino IDE.
I think I even tried adding absolute file folder directory name and it barfed on that too.
Some guys that created libraries using wrong way of #include syntax
You can comment it out and find out.
I suggest you look at the diff between Kmatch's branch and v4.4 Espressif branch. misc.h was a line he added.
I don't think these links work ...
https://github.com/espressif/esp-idf/compare/release/v4.4...kmatch98:esp-idf:release/v4.4_rgblcd
oh yes they do ...
yeah there is a "hal/misc.h" in espressif/esp-idf/components/hal/platform_port/include/hal/misc.h
Seems like a different error.
That error is strange. I'll have to check to be sure I did the merge correctly back into the esp-idf.
There is only one misc.h in esp-idf
there are submodules... yes.
My search is only in the one repo.
Is Kmatch able to build?
Let me do some checking to see if there are issues with my merge.
Thanks @smoky island !
Thanks @smoky island!
Thanks!
Tnx Tim. Maybe see your stream tmw. Gn to all!
Thanks all. Hope everyone has a nice night and weekend!
@smoky island I pulled a fresh copy of my CircuitPython fork onto my computer and also a new branch of my IDF and I was successfully able to build the ESP32-S3 for Hack/FoamTablet. https://github.com/kmatch98/circuitpython/tree/esp32s3_dotclockdisplay
I created a new branch of the esp-idf and I cloned this under the ports/espressif folder https://github.com/kmatch98/esp-idf/tree/rgb_add. I had to comment out that one #include and add a linker.lf file to the repo.
I will try this in the morning
Thanks for taking the time to try this out. I hope you can get it to do even more cool things.
I hope to be around in the am while you're streaming.
I haven't tried the UF2 file. I use this command to flash to the ESP32-S3 via the UART port. I usually keep both cables connected so I don't have to switch back and forth. I first have to do pip install esptool and then:
python3 -m esptool --chip esp32s3 write_flash 0x0 build-espressif_esp32s3_devkitc_1_n8r8/firmware.bin
starting up the stream this morning now. Hang out here in the chat and follow along on YT: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Z3gsKmEENI or Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/foamyguy_twitch
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I spent some more time last night working through the build. Here are some rough instructions I followed. Now that I pushed a new esp-idf branch, some things I'm not sure if they are needed.
How to build my specific fork of CircuitPython for the RGB display:
git clone git@github.com:kmatch98/circuitpython.git
cd circuitpyton
git checkout esp32s3_dotclockdisplay
make fetch-submodules
# Also I had to do this, Iโm not sure which step.
git submodule update --init --recursive
cd ports/espressif
# Note: When I get here, the esp-idf directory is created, but empty.
git clone git@github.com:kmatch98/esp-idf.git
git checkout rgb_add
cd ports/espressif/esp-idf
. ./export.sh
cd .. ย # move up to ports/espressif folder
make BOARD=espressif_esp32s3_devkitc_1_n8r8
I got this error:
ninja: Entering directory `build-espressif_esp32s3_devkitc_1_n8r8/esp-idf'
ninja: error: '../../esp-idf/components/esp_lcd/linker.lf', needed by 'esp-idf/esp_system/ld/sections.ld', missing and no known rule to make it
# So I had to copy over this linker.lf file from the repo to circuitpython/ports/espressif/esp-idf/components/esp_lcd:
[mapping:esp_lcd]
archive: libesp_lcd.a
entries:
ย ย if LCD_RGB_ISR_IRAM_SAFE = y:
ย ย ย ย esp_lcd_common: lcd_com_mount_dma_data (noflash)
ย ย ย ย esp_lcd_rgb_panel: lcd_rgb_panel_start_transmission (noflash)
# Then I reran:ย
make BOARD=espressif_esp32s3_devkitc_1_n8r8
pip install esptool
# Then I had to hold BOOT, tap RESET, release BOOT:
python3 -m esptool --chip esp32s3 write_flash 0x0 build-espressif_esp32s3_devkitc_1_n8r8/firmware.bin
Twitch audio is good.
and video.
Maybe try refreshing if still seeing the title card.
youtube working fine
Had to crash and restart the Twitch android app.
watched your last deep dive last night. really cool custom board and display.
Not sure why it needs that linker.lf file. Seems like there should be a better way. Chalk this up to my lack of knowledge on C.
Yay!
python3 -m esptool --chip esp32s3 write_flash 0x0 build-espressif_esp32s3_devkitc_1_n8r8/firmware.bin
i ran into a situation where esptool worked and webflash didn't because a race condition to a locked com port was needed.
bookmark that one in chrome. that's the only one i know of.
casa means home in spanish and kasa means umbrella in Japanese (if you're familiar with Kasa IoT stuff)
How about "nabu"?
same, got plenty of micro's dating back to arduino. i like all the new adafruit stuff being in c
there's a way to do with chip id but i don't know it off the top of my head
That command seems to be able to hunt and find the right port.
At least on my macbook
Sometimes if things get weird I have to put it into Boot mode (hold boot, tap reset, release boot).
Definitely CircuitPython saving for the win! I haven't tried to see if esptool can run at faster baud rate.
Yay! It's alive!
Not sure about the underscore files. Maybe my mac did this?
Uh oh something went weird and it went to REPL?
i think it had to do with git but yeah could also have been for the SD learn guide, been reading a lot lately.
There are still numerous odd behaviors, some of which are captured in the github issue.
One important one is that if code.py finishes and it drops to the REPL, the screen stops responding.
Scott said you have to somehow move the framebuffer and display memory when code.py finishes. He mentioned something about when the "VM" virtual machine closes, that you have to move stuff off the heap.
the warning i saw was specifically talking about mac invisible files, might have been on the build learn guide.
Also, right now you have to hard reset to get the display to work again.
Ctrl-D doesn't reset the display sufficiently.
Yep, I extended the focaltouch library now to handle this 10-point multitouch chip. It's in the same family as the ones on the Adafruit capacitive touch boards.
This board has 8MB flash and 8MB PSRAM.
Since the display doesn't have any real "memory" the screen image gradually goes away whenever the microcontroller stops sending dot clock signals.
The touchscreen controller sends a list (dict?) of up to 10 points. Current code just uses the first point.
With multitouch it seems to kind of "know" which finger is which even when they are moving around. Try touching with one finger, then a second one, but it still keeps the point #1 as the same finger.
I think I commented out a print.
could use pop instead?
I added the red boxes when debugging so I could verify the display was centered. When developing and it was glitching I couldn't tell if the screen was centered properly.
I don't know if setting the refresh rate really does anything. Right now there's now way of measuring the frame rate. That would be a nice add.
My edge case on the bubble position has some bugs.
I learned the Tuple assignment from the pros, probably jepler.
It's also useful for swapping two variable values.
My coding style in code.py is to leave "vestigial" code all over the place and just comment it out or put it behind the while True loop.
In essence, I tend to use the code.py as an archive file.
It's kind of like a geological layer history of my code.
I accidentally trashed the first display that I pulled apart. Looking closer, here is one of the driver chips, mounted directly to the glass.
wow that's tiny
Show and tell would be cool. I have a bouncing box that I originally started with.
The focaltouch library is already PR'ed.
Some displays use "MIPI" controllers. Not sure how to drive those yet. I have seen some demos for FPGAs that read those.
I looked at some of the Google assistants with screens, and they seem to use MIPI displays. No idea how to talk to those.
Lovely. They are going to renovate the building here in a year. Do not look forward to that, I have the office at home.
Oh, MIPI is serial. Slowest speed is 1.0Gbps/lane.
N8R8
Original pyportal and itโs new spawn.
setting adafruit pin naming conventions would probably make your life easier
i also actually just got the 7" 40 pin from digikey with the driver board. going to run it on a UM S3. 16MB/8MB ๐
What resolution is that?
the crestron display is way better. love the integrated buttons in the bezel.
This Crestron board is 800x480.
My first demo I made had tons of wires and was finicky.
yeah it's 800x480
Yep, buttons are also part of the touchscreen.
I am looking at some kind of touch display for a Home Assistant interface.
i'm going to run my offline weatherstation on it, same thing i have running on the 3.5" TFT featherwing, but bigger.
This was my first trial.
the touch buttons on the crestron would be great for something like home assistant.
ohhh nice
Giant mess, even with adadpters.
so many buttons on that one. very nice.
Could you place phantom displayio button objects behind the on-panel touch buttons?
geeking out about buttons. this is life.
Yep, had to breakout the 40pin cable to wire it to the devkit.
In the focaltouch library, I have a calibration setting so you can adjust the pixels vs touchpoints.
In essence, the touchscreen has more "pixels" than the screen.
could do the same thing to the left side in displayio to make the bezel sides symetrical.
The right bezel (with arrow printing) is actually wider than the left side. I'm unsure if the left bezel is touch sensitive.
Ha. Forgot to turn off my soldering station again. Tanks Home Assistant for turning off the power in the lab for me. ๐
you'd lose display size though.
I have a Weller station, it does put the iron in standby at 100ยฐC. It does not power down the desoldering iron though.
well if a soldering iron turned itself off while you're mid-project would be more frustrating than the safety it might provide.
Hakko soldering iron has been good to me. Second best purchase for my work is a vacuum desoldering gun
Just slap a PIR with a long timeout on it. No need for a microcontroller even.
Vacuum desoldering is SO much better.
hmm well my soldering iron is always right next to me so i see the big LED glaring at me
i have a cheapo weller
I have my timeout set to 15 minutes. Works just fine.
PIR is a good idea
I probably spent enough $ on solder wick to buy half the vacuum soldering gun.
Just realized I am talking nonsense. "No need for a microcontroller" <- Where would we put the firmware then?
Indeed. Thatโs how my fume extractor fan works.
the wick works amazing if you lace it up with flux first
I mostly work on vintage audio equipment, vacuum soldering gun saves me hours of time.
i have a solder sucker but i still prefer the wick because you have to reload the spring for each use, and it's big.
I bet! Wouldn't want to even try with other methods! ๐
Ooops, more vestigial code.
I have 2 PIR's in the lab, but everything is controlled by automations in Home Assistant. Light and lab power. Separate power/light for the 2 3D printers. etc etc.
FYI, pinouts for the board are here: https://hackaday.io/project/185831-hacktablet-crestron-tss-752-teardown-rebuild/log/208510-schematic-and-pinouts
How do you tell HomeAssistant to keep the soldering iron on while you're still using it?
vestigial code lol, i've never heard that before. makes you want to triage it with a knife.
It powers down 15 minutes after the PIR sensors triggered last.
Oh, got it.
Iโm liking that screen fade-out effect. Wish that was a controllable option for other TFT displays.
PIR is not working as well when I am working on the computer, as I am too still, but soldering is no issue.
Weird, should be autorefreshing. Not sure what is going on.
i have a PIR sensor that works amazingly well from 5ft away for some hallway lights. if i put that on my soldering iron even a slight body twitch would keep the timer alive.
There are a new type of sensor on the market now, based on mm wave tech. It can detect if a person is in the room.
what about some ultrasonic sensors? i got one for a mailbox project but now wondering if i should have gone for pir instead.
Hm.. Maybe we need to update displayio to call for a refresh even when nothing is dirty. Good point.
Thatโs the original use case for this class of sensors https://www.adafruit.com/product/3538
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Ultrasonic has a much shorter detection zone.
thermal camera also a good idea but what's the range like?
Time for โ #2 back in a sec.
23 feet for a human body, that'll work
I am just on my #1 โ
expensive though, PIR sensors are much cheaper
PIR sensors are dirt cheap.
Depending on background temp, Iโve seen reliable body detection up to 3 or 4 meters.
This SEEED's mmWave one.
https://www.seeedstudio.com/24ghz-mmwave-radar-sensor-fall-detection-module-p-5268.html
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Can detect if person has fallen down.
might have applications for senior citizens.
The 60 GHz ones are sensitive enough to theoretically measure you pulse by the tiny movements your pulse gives on your skin.
About the soldering iron, can you set it so that when you turn on the soldering iron that it triggers your fume fan? Or just put it on the same power strip?
ESP32-S3 devkit
gives me hope to drive the 7" display as smoothly.
Runs at 240 MHz. I'm surprised how the touchscreen and drawing is relatively decent response even without much work, at least for small graphics.
Which display are you planning to use? Can you link to the part number or datasheet?
i like the startup graphic idea. your graphic is really nice.
and the driver for it is product 1590
Ok, you might be able to drive the display directly with a ESP32-S3. I haven't used the RA8875 driver board, but I think there is a library for circuitpython.
I inquired about the RA8875, but someone said the speed may be limited, I think MakerMelissa gave some feedback.
the S3 and driver board should get here this week. yeah there's a library. i'm currently running a 3.5" TFT, hopefully can just port the code over to the new driver.
it's only for updating a temp & humidity sensor about once a minute. nothing intensive though i do have a slideshow background but just static images.
and i'm not doing any touch stuff yet but looking into using foamyguys tab layout to add multiple pages of data.
Hey all, I've got to run. Great progress today FoamyGuy and all you cool people.
Computer locked up on me
Gonna have to restart it. Will call it a day for now. I'll play with it a bit more later on and see if we can get the touch loc aligned with display loc
Thanks for todayโs stream @smoky island !
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Thanks everyone for watching. Have a good day all!
Great stream, very cool project.
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Ok, what was that intro? It reminded me of Macross Plus, but I don't think it was.
isn't that one of youtube's premade waiting screens ?
Dunno! I don't think I've ever seen it before, but that doesn't mean it isn't. It could also be from OBS or whatever they're using to manage video streams...
thanks!
Sick!
Huh, did the regular DOLA happen? Can't find it on YouTube
It was just the great search prerecorded
Hello again ๐ฎ Tues ... @haughty quiver can't possibly have something I need today.... right??? oh shoot. Loading up the cart again.
What are the odds?!
If there was a segment on one of the livestreams where the stream hosts had gathered a couple of cool old electronic things from that one place where that kind of stuff always gets put and took it apart and walked through how it worked, I would watch that every time I can. Like a random cd writing thingy someone found and it got taken apart and we could see how the cd gets the data scratched onto it or whatever. Run on sentences tend to be my strong suit when Iโm excited.
hello all!
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hello
Summer Mint (LINUX or?)
Hey John
Hello everyone
Got your AC going @haughty quiver
YES
something with walrus here recently in Finland this today morning 9 am https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FYBrtH9XgAInzwL?format=jpg&name=large
What should I pad my cart with?
the walrus didnt find the way from sea to atlantic so got to that yard and land
"New version! Works with the new iPhone 4 & 5 and more!"
there is lots of that images on socials with hashtag mursu aka walrus
nice miniboost kit JOhnPark
Holy Ipods, Parkman!
Zune player lol
MintPark
that reminds me when Groot used one
somehow the small screen could be cool for kit
Does this draw power okay from AA rechargeable batteries?
โ silly question but can it be used as a power source or only for charging?
Will it power a regular board, or is that just an expensive and inefficient waste of a charging circuit?
So do you get the mints too
Speed Build with JP!
the next evolution for kit some small display for get how much charge left for charge device
Do Noe and Pedro have a 3d printed case the same size?
awesome, thank you JP!
oh yeah tons of 3dprintable enclosures over the years: https://www.thingiverse.com/search?q=mintyboost&page=1&type=things&sort=relevant
how would you incorporate solar as was mentioned?
Thanks @haughty quiver
ty!
Welcome! and thank you!
Thanks!
probably good time for a Julep...
Basically use a solar panel in place of the batteries. I played around with that a long time ago but I don't remember the details.
Finally an excuse to submit my order with those other things already in my cart!
Thanks. Wasn't sure if the board was meant to be swapped out or just bypass the batteries. I think I was confusing myself as I had just looked at https://www.adafruit.com/product/4755.
minty boosting
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hello.
Is it me, or are they choppy this morning
is youtube jumpy or just me?
choppy for me too
ah ok not just me
So, not just me
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lady ada as captain marvel? adafruit action figures.. pretty cool.
Scanning weatherman Frankie MacDonald who will become "Weath Or" the he-man figure
My head will end up as Eternian Engineer "Pol Ar"
I wonder how long a third party software will leapfrog over Creality Studio like Cura jumped over Creality Slice.
I'm a Tinkercad guy myselfe.
I love having a raw figure like a feather, to turn into a hole when I make a container.
Turn head into a hole and put it in a box, then print box and fill with silicone
Telegraph
You win
Make two, send and receive via wifi from room to room in house
Do a mark Watney code sender
Send "bed time" receive "nope" ๐
It was always cool.
Niiice. I can import those cad files from eagle
hmm let me rephrase, that movie made hex seem like a survival skill.
thanks so much for hanging out folks, see ya later tonight!
thanks folks! see ya'll tonight ๐
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very warm here in Massachusetts today
Hello everyone! Favourite time of the week!
Hi everybody. I hope y'all are dealing with the heat OK.
Cold water on my head and a fan in the window.
Hey Y'll
I have AC on this floor but not rest of house
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Good evening everyone ๐
Busted my A button. lol
dunno why I'm so jealous of that Hackaday keycap
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"It's gonna be OK with QMK."
Can we quote โBusted my A buttonโ
Can we get a matte black version of the KB2040 called the PT2040?
Oberlin? I see someone's been to Cleveland.
just a matter of time before i build a qmk keyboard. would prefer a full size though. the 60% doesn't do it for me.
good key press response time for an audio stream from an sd card
@cinder wind that is a good idea ๐
@haughty quiver I expect you and others here will get the reference on my t-shirt.
Brilliant as always JP
John Park busted his A button cramming everything in that case
could it BE vector?
awww it actually looks like a casette player, i get it now, looks great JP!
so awesome that CircuitPython can simultaneously: software decode MP3, read SD card, drive TFT LCD over SPI, and read keys from I2C
I love the retro looking modern digital tools and bridges between worlds
it also have some winamp coolness on it
Maybe get the tape to progressively empty from one side, and fill to another in 100 steps (0 to 100%)
The sport walkman is an engineering marvel
Kick the Llamas A$$
@cinder wind does it use any hardware assisted MP3 decode? Or pure Python
Rent!
circuit python can play mp3's so probably mp3 decoder function native to CP.
the MP3 decoder is all software, but in C, no hardware acceleration https://docs.circuitpython.org/en/latest/shared-bindings/audiomp3/index.html
YES. Renthead. 60 performances around the world
3d Selfie on a Shelfie for Christmas. Take that, Elf!
"aren't you a bit short for a Storm Trooper?"
Mighty Thor!
@haughty quiver did you bust your A button fitting everything in that case
"Dolls" "Action Figures"
Busted my A button is my favorite quote now
i should probably make a button pin
I think people should make themselves into surperheroes just the way they are. Embed themselves in fiction, play, self reflction. Nice worl
Just MP3 decode in CircuitPython, no additional hardware decoder
when a good cast sinces this song it gives me chills. My daughter gave me the shirt. She saw it about 25 times.
Dualing boards!
debugging. Yup, that's basically the job!
Didn't work during live demo is actual proof that it actually works
LOVE
@low fractal โค๏ธ I've been watching that project for performane on neopixels
watch out @low fractal I think there's a wolf behind you
He busted his A button wiring up those neopixels
Cool stuff though @split gazelle ! Are the boards talking to each other or going through AdafruitIO?
Iโll stop now
Before you bust your A button? ๐
Wow
could be interesting to have clothing of it for background
@low fractal do you know frame rate?
thanks! yes it's all going through IO
What i need to know though. is in Neopixel - can i have one section in RED one section in BLUE, then have them change colour to Orange and Purple
neopixel curtains
asston == how much a donkey can carry. it's a valid measurement
@low fractal I am into one asston (a metric asstton) of neopixels with fast frame rate or better rendering always bonus
Adafruit crew itโs storming down in NC rn and the radar says itโs heading your way. Prep for some lightning
kmatch's biggest featherwing so far
I'll have @light stump on the podcast next week talking about the Hack Tablet, too!
LCARS v0.1 in real life.
@ionic garnet Depends on strip lengthโฆI think this oneโs like 400 Hz or something.
Those would be really cool to show and schedule demo rooms at maker spaces
err, sorry, meant that about Tim's project Liz!
sure. Cool stuff. Just interested in pushing the envelope and getting even better results with animations, matrix, long strips, ... I 've got 'em in all densities and orientations waiting for projects @low fractal
agree'd, that is similar to what it would have done in it's "former life"
These are great docs too @light stump ! https://hackaday.io/project/185831-hacktablet-crestron-tss-752-teardown-rebuild
Everything has screens these days. How can we reuse these screens to make something new or remake something old again? Hereโs one example with some tools for ya.
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@graceful widget Yeah, should be fairly straightforward with the fill() and ColorHSV() functions.
Oh really? I didn't know they did/made those. I thought they were A/V controllers. Home Automation panel would be a great use case for it too,
@light stump That's some wickedly awesome work, very nice!
No more TPS reports for those tablets!
very nice
And same for @smoky island too! Great work to both of you.
it's C=64 demoscene all over
@open girder sorry for ping. Down here in NC itโs storming really bad. The radar says the front is heading to NY. Prepare for a lot of lightning. Donโt want a power surge to ruin the machines over there
Booya
Round PyPortal! We could call it, well, the PyPortal... โญ
@dawn iris ready!
Ok!
Dial the stargate PyPortal!
Home Assistant is what I meant. Blanking on names like a bad tablet ๐
now you're thinking in PyPortals
And hereโs the CircuitPython issue for the RGB dot clock displays running on ESP32-S3. https://github.com/adafruit/circuitpython/issues/6049
Well, now you're thinking with Portals!
PyElipse
PyPortHole?
PiRsquareRound Portal
PyHole
COOL
Shut your PyHoleโฆ off before you solder stuff on to it
@smoky island Thanks for the cool multitouch demo!
Joey seems like a person to take seriously!
The PyPortHole logo could be a porthole with the CircuitPython python looking through
Thank you. Love the dial / rotary integration from yours as well! And thank you for all of hard work you've put into this.
Joey's come up with some really cool products and hacks over time. I'm still blown away by the work done with the old school Casio watch!
color related to distance is a neat idea
Great work everyone. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks everyone, great projects
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great projects everyone!
Great SnT everyone! ๐
Thanks for sharing everyone!
I've missed getting to catch S&T
Quick! Replay it 5x the speed before AAE starts!
there's always next week
if you wanted to share something anyway, otherwise it's on youtube and you can rewatch it any time.
True, I just enjoy it so much more live. I guess I could replay the last year or so of shows at 5x like @waxen thistle said before the next show starts! ๐
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good implementation of smart tap detection
Calming, cool running water
Now I have to go to the bathroom and miss the beginning of the stream. Bad marketing tactic
Trippy
@light stump I wanted to ask about the crestron -- what would you estimate is the power draw of the display?
so. should i be on the youtube chat or here?
Xpander?
๐ 35,000 on discord ๐
Here, totally!
I have a thermistor/humidistat unit with 8 wires - 2 for 24VAC, 2 for ground/5v DC, and then the other four wires are paired into signal&ground wires for both temperature and humidity. How would you go about determining the protocol used on the signal wires?
i need to play that again
sweet
i just got a bunch of breadboards
Actually I have no idea, I donโt have a tool to measure. I suspect the backlight is a heavy hitter. And the S3 board get decently warm under normal operation. Sorry donโt have any more insight. I included a battery charger on the board but havenโt tested it but not sure if Iโd call this a โportableโ device at this stage.
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frakking skammerz
in Golem voice: 'me hatez them"
i'm hearing a little bit of audio clipping/glitching, mostly from pt?
hmm, will fixie
Fair enough -- I was necessarily thinking portable, but overall electricity mindfulness in having one running 8+ hours a day.
Or in my case, two or of them running long duration, communicating to each other over wifi as a sort of touchscreen communication device.
ohhh hydrodipping 3d prints makes so much sense
i blame Justin Bieber for the audio distortion
sounds somewhat better now, thanks!
Looks like I'll be joining this week's deep dive ๐
We all live in a purple submarine.
or at least code in one!
Itโs a scorcher now but itโs gonna be pouring in a couple hours if you can trust weather radars
Good luck with the Adabox -- we know how frustrating it is for you. It's the same for us with our projects.
Don't let it get the best of ya, we're all in this together.
chip shortage is my favourite segment
I do. slashdot is OG
looks like JP's trigger effect box with a TFT, very cool.
If only all "influencers" were as productive and helpful as Adafruit.
That's it after "cooling down a bit"
"Chipfluencer"
It's supposed to be raining here now
question re Adafruit shop quantity limits: do Raspberry Pi SBCs count as a separate quantity limit from, say, Pico W, or Analog Discovery (not sure what other limited products there are currently)?
I love your chip begging ways @open girder
uggggh it did it again, show and tell ended and then it automatically started one from 3 years ago ๐ฆ
(would be good to have this clarified on the website)
i just want a raspberry pi pico W
Whoโs cat is being displayed on the 1.8โ TFT breakout on the store. I must know
Canakit has picows
I love that Adafruit is taking this difficult moment to not only work their products to keep the learning going, but also making that process an additional learning opportunity
i was gonna get pico w's until I realized I'd need 20+ of them
@sand lotus I keep autoplay turned off
i switched my design to esp32-s2's
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I donโt know I like the song
indeed. ESP32 are nice. i have one.
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when i think about lady ada or phil the last thing that comes to mind is boring...
i like the song
Rain is coming here soon too (Buffalo). I'm def going to walk around in it to cool off.
The message the song conveys is annoying but the song itself is pretty good
i had that song stuck in my head for an entire week last week
We donโt like a chip shortage every day in every way but the song is fun
how come there is no techno trance dubstep mix of that song. it's better than most pop
I think of that song now anytime someone mentions any kind of shortage.
i'm planning on making my first appearance on show and tell for circuit python day, working on a 3d printed project with someone that will hopefully be done by then.
Intel is getting interested in RISC-V too.
Oh great, you just made the link in my brain between the chip shortage, the song, and the "we're out of X" at a restaurant lol
How do you make an appearance on show and tell. Can you just exist there
There's built-in mic and speakers in the Crestron tablet! This is going to be fun. Home intercom system potential.
They will post the Streamyard link a little bit before the show and you join it
Didn't know that about them, but tied into home automation, could be really fun
Good to know
I donโt have anything to show or tell but itโs good to know if I eventually do
banana for scale always appreciated
Crestron was like a high-end home automation brand since a decade ago at least
I've been tinkering around with creating a home intercom/notification system. Let's say someone is in the living room, someone in the garage, and someone else is in the home office.
Thinking about the best ways to send a notice to just one of the others -- or a broad announcement to everyone.
You support all the Pythons. Thank you. @open girder
Anyone remember this week's "magic word" for the store?
Tiny hot plates = tiny pizzas!
expander
Finally, a man of science
I want to make sliders on that hotplate
IronOS is awesome! I love the Pinecil and itโs my OS of choice for it. ๐
ah yes @ionic garnet Thanks. I was too busy filling up my cart to note it down.
I'm sure you've already come across this, but if not...enjoy: @smoky island and @light stump https://www.crestron.com/Products/Control-Surfaces/Touch-Screens/Medium-Touch-Screens/TSS-752-B-S
Oooh yeah, good use case for sure. And not something you can really do with speaker group type concepts. But also tied in with motion/PIR detector to know where someone is
expander
Yes
Sucks that I bought stuff from Adafruit yesterday
I could have gotten discounts and freebees
so buy more
Great idea
Adafruitville.
The other thing I need is out of stock ๐ฆ
๐ถ We built this city on Open Source ๐ต
Yes
We built this city on OPEN SOURCE
Very yes
i need 5 Raspberry Pi Pico W
why specifically the pico w
Sorry I got onto a pre order from Canakit and got 10 picow
would be cool to make action figures of your pets ๐
ye
If youโre patient you can get these for under 30USD on the auction site. If you buy a pack of them even cheaper.
waiting on som CP code for it
That scale project is great! Love the idea to make it compatible with a common container form factor
IoT scale could be a hot commodity for bee keepers.
so thats how the leds get placed
sooo many led's on those charlie plexes
i love pogo pin jigs
I don't envy the person who has to just stick the led grids on over and over again all day
Iโve been working on a filament scale project with both the NAU and the HX711 for awhile now, hoping to get it across the finish line and posted to Printables/GitHub soon
That's where I'm actually at right now -- so kudos, reading my mind ๐ I was going to ask if you had a specific source for them or if it was the usual.
i have no use for a pogo pin jig but i love the idea of them
I want that 6x3 board
Spoiler alert: the NAU7802 is awesome.
@light stump I was even looking at the auctions for their mounting kits, just so I didn't need to reinvent the wheel with a 3D printer.
even getting one still need the featherwing logic board for it.
And often cheaper than buying a brand new display.
Indeed, that's the magic ingredient for this setup @sand lotus
this is true, just got a 7" tft from digikey for about $50 and another $40 for the 40 pin driver board on adafruit
so about $90 and doesn't look as nice as the crestron since that one comes with a pretty gloss black bezel and built in button functions.
would be nice to have the 7" tft come in featherwing form factor including the driver hardware.
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And a bunch of other little things too like speaker and mic, if able to be reached by the featherwing.
I'm excited about the Crestron setup -- it's an ideal combination of price + potential functionality + size/aesthetics.
This model I pulled apart has lights on both sides and has an I2C led driver. Havenโt messed with it yet though.
Lights on both sides? Under the buttons or a rear-facing against the wall?
bluefruit sense for example that says it has deep sleep but doesn't really work well if paired with a tft
Left and right sides. I think with green and red LEDs for occupied/available.
ahh, gotcha. Hmm. That has potential too. Be able to trigger them on demand, flash them for unread notification, etc.
@open girder
Please Please Please tell me youโll make a breakout for this S-35710M timer IC
I love this super chill product video ๐
yup, i got a low power timer in my last order to try to get my feather tft battery to last longer during a power outage.
no one can say we do not deliver
lol
this is cool
lol
Ablicโs got an appropriately great rhythm section. In tune and on time!
so, when is the next adafruit live concert? ๐ฅ ๐ธ
i like this company already
Who needs a 35 kHz crystal when youโve got Marshall stacks and a PA?
such a fun video
what a fun company
A little blues will always work
audio distortion is back it seems
There are few problems that can't be solved with an electric guitar.
ah corporate speak buzzwords kinda make me puke like synergized, reminds me of dude where's my car with the continuium transfunctioner.
I have at work those cables but their cat 6a rated and yes they do 10gig but only up to 10'
USB-C and Serial -- that's a pairing I didn't expect to ever see without a bunch of adapters
Skinny Ethernet LAN UTP CAT5 Cable - 3mm diameter - 30cm long https://www.adafruit.com/product/5443
Skinny Ethernet LAN UTP CAT5 Cable - 3mm diameter - 1 meter long https://www.adafruit.com/product/5441
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USB Type C to DB-9 Adapter Cable - 1.5m long https://www.adafruit.com/product/5446
Culture clash! USB-C RS-232
That blue one is ๐ฅ