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    machine.time_pulse_us not in 1.8.6?

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    wipy 2.0pwm1.8.6
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      happyday
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      I am trying to read the high and low pulse widths. I cannot resolve machine.time_pulse_us(). How do you measure the PWM high/low intervals on WiPy 2.0? Thank you.

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        livius @happyday
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        @happyday
        Yes, function is usefull but better (no blocking option) is pin.callback
        look into docs - there is a sample about
        https://docs.pycom.io/pycom_esp32/library/machine.Pin.html#machine.Pin

        think about people first, then computers

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          happyday
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          Thank you. I am grateful for your reply. I started to use the pin's capability of callback. It is unfortunate the pwm call is not supported yet in the documentation. What is the best way to report bugs? If this is true, it is confusing to users of Pycom.

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