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      livius
      last edited by livius

      nice update - especially examples
      and this should be priority - drivers to common sensors, displays...

      I do not know if this is now evaiable - but touchsensor pins description and sample will be great

      think about people first, then computers

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        daniel @duffo64
        last edited by

        @duffo64

        Great improvement so far.
        I don't love python (don't tell anyone), but with those docs I am ramping up quicky :)

        Haha thanks. Your secret is safe with us :-)

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          daniel @daniel
          last edited by

          I do not know if this is now evaiable - but touchsensor pins description and sample will be great

          Is not available yet, but it's definitely on the roadmap.

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            arneme
            last edited by

            Documentation looks great, but.... I tried all the Bluetooth examples and could not get any of them working as I expected them to. Is the firmware missing the necessary functionality to run the examples? Also, the second example contains two syntax errors (one missing : in if statement and printf instead of print).

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              daniel @arneme
              last edited by

              @arneme apologies for the typos, will fix that immediately. The firmware has all the functionality needed to run the examples. What is the exact behavior that you are experiencing when running them?

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                cmsedore
                last edited by

                In the LoRa docs, the section on remove_channel indicates that channels 0-2 cannot be removed--this is not true for US firmware. They can be removed in the US version and it is sometimes most expeditious to just remove the channels you do not want to use because of the sub-banding that most US gateways do. This is a point of confusion for US users trying to get the LoPy to just use the channels that are active on their gateways.

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                  mohpor
                  last edited by

                  Wow! So many things are getting on track there at pycom! I love it! More power to you guys.

                  Wonderful news.

                  Cheers,
                  M.

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                    daniel @cmsedore
                    last edited by

                    @cmsedore thanks for the remark. We'll correct it ASAP.

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                      arneme @daniel
                      last edited by

                      @daniel Sorry Daniel, my bad, I accidently tried to run the BLE examples on the only device that I did not upgrade to the latest firmware.

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                        livius @daniel
                        last edited by

                        @daniel
                        about examples - will be good to see sample wire like is for arduino
                        alt text

                        think about people first, then computers

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