WEEKLY Update - IMPORTANT
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@brotherdust yes of course you will be able to contribute to the docs, as they are part of the code repository and will be made public when everything goes open source.
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@brotherdust Hi and hanks for the detailed feedback. As Daniel has mentioned everybody will be able to contribute however it would be great for you to give input around expanding the examples etc. Can you email Bettina@pycom.io ? I have spoken to her about this and theee is definitely something you can help with. Thank you! Fred
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Hello everyone,
Regarding the pin-out... I just got an update from Alberto Piganti (pighixxx) who is working on the pin-out and he still needs a few more days to complete them (LoPy, WiPy 2.o and Expansion board). He reckons that he'll be able to deliver them around Thursday. Apologies for the delays, but the result is going to be worth it!
Cheers,
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@brotherdust the arduino core is still limited too. It might do a little more than the current lopy/wipy 2.0 micropython firmware, but not too much yet. Espressif won't add features to the arduino core that aren't yet available in the public SDK.
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@brotherdust One idea is to move the documentation to GitBook. This makes user contribution easy. But there is no concrete decision about it yet. We will let you know.
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I have a shiny new WiPy 2.0 fired up on a breadboard. Have no idea how to use it. Really need the pinouts and some kind of user guide.
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@acheesehead Take a look at docs.pycom.io
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Not very useful. P1-P23 are not very descriptive pin names. How do these map to ESP32 pins? For the CC3200 version, there was a pin mapping table. We want to build a custom carrier board for the WiPy 2.0, but we don't have much to go with at this point. A schematic would be ideal for us.
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@acheesehead said in WEEKLY Update - IMPORTANT:
Not very useful. P1-P23 are not very descriptive pin names. How do these map to ESP32 pins? For the CC3200 version, there was a pin mapping table. We want to build a custom carrier board for the WiPy 2.0, but we don't have much to go with at this point. A schematic would be ideal for us.
This will be released in the next few days. I've been working on the LoPy pinout but unfortunately I don't have a WiPy to do the same.
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@Fred Thanks for the update. Is there any news on the Nano Gateway?
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@acheesehead The new pinouts are now available and we also included them at docs.pycom.io.
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