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    VL53L0X Time of Flight Distance Sensor

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      blsmith
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      Bought one of these. Pretty cool and meets a specific low beam width application I have. Did not realize that i2c interface was somewhat complex (use of API suggested).

      Has anyone successfully interfaced this unit?

      https://learn.adafruit.com/adafruit-vl53l0x-micro-lidar-distance-sensor-breakout/downloads

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        jmarcelino
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        Actualky got one delivered today and will be interfacing it over the next few days

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          blsmith
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          @jmarcelino

          Were you able to get this to go? I'm turning attention to it here shortly and just making sure it's not a lost cause...lol.

          Thanks.

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            chumelnicu @jmarcelino
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            @jmarcelino Hi ...any progres with VL53L0X ?
            Thank you !

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              jmarcelino @chumelnicu
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              @chumelnicu
              Still on my to-do list I'm afraid, but maybe try iotmaker's code? https://forum.pycom.io/topic/1453/i2c-sensor-with-wipy2/11

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