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    Expansion board 3.1

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    • P Offline
      poesel
      last edited by

      How do I access the 'S1' button? I couldn't find any documentation (actually for the whole board... :( )

      Thanks

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        Napfkuchen
        last edited by

        What do you mean by "access"? It is right there on the board...?
        But yes, I could not find any documentation either and have issues with the firmware update for the 3.1...

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          crumble @Napfkuchen
          last edited by

          @Napfkuchen said in Expansion board 3.1:

          and have issues with the firmware update for the 3.1...

          Thou shall use the firmware for the 3.1 and not the 3.0 board. That's all you can find.

          https://docs.pycom.io/pytrackpysense/installation/firmware.html

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            jimmo
            last edited by

            @poesel

            See this thread -- https://forum.pycom.io/topic/4684/exit-from-dfu-mode

            I recommend not trying to update the firmware until there's an update from Pycom.

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              poesel
              last edited by

              Yes, my question was how to find and press the button...

              Come on - with access I obviously meant 'how can I read the buttons status?'. Is it connected to an IO? Or does it have another purpose?

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                jimmo @poesel
                last edited by

                Sorry I saw the other comments about firmware first.

                It's P10.

                The documentation could be better of course but FYI you can actually see the trace on the bottom of the PCB.

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                  poesel @jimmo
                  last edited by

                  @jimmo - thanks!

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                    KenM
                    last edited by

                    According to the documentation it's P14 but doesn't seem to work.
                    It will be P10 but I'm already using that for I2C

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