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  1. I finally got the software installed (updating to circuit python removed my #Adafruit specific libraries, had to find those and reinstall on the #PyPortal)

    Then after I got everything wired up I definitely had to cut a trace and solder a couple of pads to get it to work at 3.3v (a massive pain in the ass, the #PyPortal should come with the i2c port at 3.3v if it’s not even going to boot if you connect a device to it at 5v)

  2. I finally got the software installed (updating to circuit python removed my #Adafruit specific libraries, had to find those and reinstall on the #PyPortal)

    Then after I got everything wired up I definitely had to cut a trace and solder a couple of pads to get it to work at 3.3v (a massive pain in the ass, the #PyPortal should come with the i2c port at 3.3v if it’s not even going to boot if you connect a device to it at 5v)

  3. I finally got the software installed (updating to circuit python removed my #Adafruit specific libraries, had to find those and reinstall on the #PyPortal)

    Then after I got everything wired up I definitely had to cut a trace and solder a couple of pads to get it to work at 3.3v (a massive pain in the ass, the #PyPortal should come with the i2c port at 3.3v if it’s not even going to boot if you connect a device to it at 5v)

  4. I finally got the software installed (updating to circuit python removed my #Adafruit specific libraries, had to find those and reinstall on the #PyPortal)

    Then after I got everything wired up I definitely had to cut a trace and solder a couple of pads to get it to work at 3.3v (a massive pain in the ass, the #PyPortal should come with the i2c port at 3.3v if it’s not even going to boot if you connect a device to it at 5v)

  5. Today I fought with software for the #PyPortal. (The pyportal is the brains behind the reflow oven that I’m in the middle of making)

    The #EZMakeOven page says use the latest version of circuit python. When I wiped the board and installed the latest 8.x, then installed the EZ Make oven software package, it was missing some libraries that it needed.

    I eventually found an #adafruit circuit python GitHub repo, and installed that. Now, it finally works… er, well it doesn’t

    1/3

  6. Today I fought with software for the #PyPortal. (The pyportal is the brains behind the reflow oven that I’m in the middle of making)

    The #EZMakeOven page says use the latest version of circuit python. When I wiped the board and installed the latest 8.x, then installed the EZ Make oven software package, it was missing some libraries that it needed.

    I eventually found an #adafruit circuit python GitHub repo, and installed that. Now, it finally works… er, well it doesn’t

    1/3

  7. Today I fought with software for the #PyPortal. (The pyportal is the brains behind the reflow oven that I’m in the middle of making)

    The #EZMakeOven page says use the latest version of circuit python. When I wiped the board and installed the latest 8.x, then installed the EZ Make oven software package, it was missing some libraries that it needed.

    I eventually found an #adafruit circuit python GitHub repo, and installed that. Now, it finally works… er, well it doesn’t

    1/3

  8. Today I fought with software for the #PyPortal. (The pyportal is the brains behind the reflow oven that I’m in the middle of making)

    The #EZMakeOven page says use the latest version of circuit python. When I wiped the board and installed the latest 8.x, then installed the EZ Make oven software package, it was missing some libraries that it needed.

    I eventually found an #adafruit circuit python GitHub repo, and installed that. Now, it finally works… er, well it doesn’t

    1/3

  9. Does anyone know where on can find the tech specs for the sensors on the Adafruit PyPortal? I'm trying to find the supported ranges for the built-in temp and light sensors. But I can't seem to find that anywhere. #Adafruit #PyPortal #sensors

  10. Does anyone know where on can find the tech specs for the sensors on the Adafruit PyPortal? I'm trying to find the supported ranges for the built-in temp and light sensors. But I can't seem to find that anywhere.

  11. Does anyone know where on can find the tech specs for the sensors on the Adafruit PyPortal? I'm trying to find the supported ranges for the built-in temp and light sensors. But I can't seem to find that anywhere. #Adafruit #PyPortal #sensors

  12. Does anyone know where on can find the tech specs for the sensors on the Adafruit PyPortal? I'm trying to find the supported ranges for the built-in temp and light sensors. But I can't seem to find that anywhere. #Adafruit #PyPortal #sensors

  13. Does anyone know where on can find the tech specs for the sensors on the Adafruit PyPortal? I'm trying to find the supported ranges for the built-in temp and light sensors. But I can't seem to find that anywhere. #Adafruit #PyPortal #sensors

  14. Finally had a chance to work on my PyPortal data logger. Still futzing with the UI. This is what the main view will look like. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal #CodingAtNight

  15. Finally had a chance to work on my PyPortal data logger. Still futzing with the UI. This is what the main view will look like.

  16. Finally had a chance to work on my PyPortal data logger. Still futzing with the UI. This is what the main view will look like. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal #CodingAtNight

  17. Finally had a chance to work on my PyPortal data logger. Still futzing with the UI. This is what the main view will look like. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal #CodingAtNight

  18. Finally had a chance to work on my PyPortal data logger. Still futzing with the UI. This is what the main view will look like. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal #CodingAtNight

  19. Have been spending much of the afternoon and evening reading up on CircuitPython and Adafruit’s various helper libraries. My PyPortal app will have a few different views and I had to go old-school paper model to help me visualize how I should organize the layout with all the different views and component groups.
    #CircuitPython #PaperPrototype #IoT #PyPortal #CrazySideProject

  20. Have been spending much of the afternoon and evening reading up on CircuitPython and Adafruit’s various helper libraries. My PyPortal app will have a few different views and I had to go old-school paper model to help me visualize how I should organize the layout with all the different views and component groups.

  21. Have been spending much of the afternoon and evening reading up on CircuitPython and Adafruit’s various helper libraries. My PyPortal app will have a few different views and I had to go old-school paper model to help me visualize how I should organize the layout with all the different views and component groups.
    #CircuitPython #PaperPrototype #IoT #PyPortal #CrazySideProject

  22. Have been spending much of the afternoon and evening reading up on CircuitPython and Adafruit’s various helper libraries. My PyPortal app will have a few different views and I had to go old-school paper model to help me visualize how I should organize the layout with all the different views and component groups.
    #CircuitPython #PaperPrototype #IoT #PyPortal #CrazySideProject

  23. Have been spending much of the afternoon and evening reading up on CircuitPython and Adafruit’s various helper libraries. My PyPortal app will have a few different views and I had to go old-school paper model to help me visualize how I should organize the layout with all the different views and component groups.
    #CircuitPython #PaperPrototype #IoT #PyPortal #CrazySideProject

  24. Made progress on the MVP for my IoT Logger running on a PyPortal. I’m basing this thing on what I’ve learned from the excellent Adafruit tutorials.

    This thing will eventually have more sensors and the GUI will allow you to start/stop the device, and it will also show a graph of the data.

    The data itself is uploaded to AdafruitIO where I can see the feed data in dashboards, etc.

    And yes, I will put the code on GitHub once it’s a bit cleaner 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #CircuitPython #IoT

  25. Made progress on the MVP for my IoT Logger running on a PyPortal. I’m basing this thing on what I’ve learned from the excellent Adafruit tutorials.

    This thing will eventually have more sensors and the GUI will allow you to start/stop the device, and it will also show a graph of the data.

    The data itself is uploaded to AdafruitIO where I can see the feed data in dashboards, etc.

    And yes, I will put the code on GitHub once it’s a bit cleaner 🤓

  26. Made progress on the MVP for my IoT Logger running on a PyPortal. I’m basing this thing on what I’ve learned from the excellent Adafruit tutorials.

    This thing will eventually have more sensors and the GUI will allow you to start/stop the device, and it will also show a graph of the data.

    The data itself is uploaded to AdafruitIO where I can see the feed data in dashboards, etc.

    And yes, I will put the code on GitHub once it’s a bit cleaner 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #CircuitPython #IoT

  27. Made progress on the MVP for my IoT Logger running on a PyPortal. I’m basing this thing on what I’ve learned from the excellent Adafruit tutorials.

    This thing will eventually have more sensors and the GUI will allow you to start/stop the device, and it will also show a graph of the data.

    The data itself is uploaded to AdafruitIO where I can see the feed data in dashboards, etc.

    And yes, I will put the code on GitHub once it’s a bit cleaner 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #CircuitPython #IoT

  28. Made progress on the MVP for my IoT Logger running on a PyPortal. I’m basing this thing on what I’ve learned from the excellent Adafruit tutorials.

    This thing will eventually have more sensors and the GUI will allow you to start/stop the device, and it will also show a graph of the data.

    The data itself is uploaded to AdafruitIO where I can see the feed data in dashboards, etc.

    And yes, I will put the code on GitHub once it’s a bit cleaner 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #CircuitPython #IoT

  29. Have been playing with one of my PyPortal devices and built a simple data logger following a tutorial on Adafruit. It works! Now it’s time to tweak and play and make it do other stuff 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #data #IoT

    learn.adafruit.com/iot-pyporta

  30. Have been playing with one of my PyPortal devices and built a simple data logger following a tutorial on Adafruit. It works! Now it’s time to tweak and play and make it do other stuff 🤓

    learn.adafruit.com/iot-pyporta

  31. Have been playing with one of my PyPortal devices and built a simple data logger following a tutorial on Adafruit. It works! Now it’s time to tweak and play and make it do other stuff 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #data #IoT

    learn.adafruit.com/iot-pyporta

  32. Have been playing with one of my PyPortal devices and built a simple data logger following a tutorial on Adafruit. It works! Now it’s time to tweak and play and make it do other stuff 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #data #IoT

    learn.adafruit.com/iot-pyporta

  33. Have been playing with one of my PyPortal devices and built a simple data logger following a tutorial on Adafruit. It works! Now it’s time to tweak and play and make it do other stuff 🤓 #Adafruit #PyPortal #data #IoT

    learn.adafruit.com/iot-pyporta

  34. @IronPipe Yes, the PyPortal is definitely a capable device. I now have 2 and am looking at using them for some projects that also include the AdafruitIO service. By the way, I got the PyPortals because I couldn't get hold of the Pico WH units. But now I'm happy I got the PyPortals instead. They have so many features and a screen so it's (relatively) easy to get some cool projects going quickly without needing additional components. #PyPortal

  35. @IronPipe Yes, the PyPortal is definitely a capable device. I now have 2 and am looking at using them for some projects that also include the AdafruitIO service. By the way, I got the PyPortals because I couldn't get hold of the Pico WH units. But now I'm happy I got the PyPortals instead. They have so many features and a screen so it's (relatively) easy to get some cool projects going quickly without needing additional components.

  36. @IronPipe Yes, the PyPortal is definitely a capable device. I now have 2 and am looking at using them for some projects that also include the AdafruitIO service. By the way, I got the PyPortals because I couldn't get hold of the Pico WH units. But now I'm happy I got the PyPortals instead. They have so many features and a screen so it's (relatively) easy to get some cool projects going quickly without needing additional components. #PyPortal

  37. @IronPipe Yes, the PyPortal is definitely a capable device. I now have 2 and am looking at using them for some projects that also include the AdafruitIO service. By the way, I got the PyPortals because I couldn't get hold of the Pico WH units. But now I'm happy I got the PyPortals instead. They have so many features and a screen so it's (relatively) easy to get some cool projects going quickly without needing additional components. #PyPortal

  38. @IronPipe Yes, the PyPortal is definitely a capable device. I now have 2 and am looking at using them for some projects that also include the AdafruitIO service. By the way, I got the PyPortals because I couldn't get hold of the Pico WH units. But now I'm happy I got the PyPortals instead. They have so many features and a screen so it's (relatively) easy to get some cool projects going quickly without needing additional components. #PyPortal

  39. Started some new adventures with my Adafruit PyPortal devices by erasing everything and upgrading boot loader and CircuitPython. I have to admit that it took a few tries to get this to work (possibly due to my not reading _all_ instructions first). Anyway, it's working now and I'm running CircuitPython v7.3.3 (latest stable). I was also able to run a few sample code snippets to verify that things work fine. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal

  40. Started some new adventures with my Adafruit PyPortal devices by erasing everything and upgrading boot loader and CircuitPython. I have to admit that it took a few tries to get this to work (possibly due to my not reading _all_ instructions first). Anyway, it's working now and I'm running CircuitPython v7.3.3 (latest stable). I was also able to run a few sample code snippets to verify that things work fine.

  41. Started some new adventures with my Adafruit PyPortal devices by erasing everything and upgrading boot loader and CircuitPython. I have to admit that it took a few tries to get this to work (possibly due to my not reading _all_ instructions first). Anyway, it's working now and I'm running CircuitPython v7.3.3 (latest stable). I was also able to run a few sample code snippets to verify that things work fine. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal

  42. Started some new adventures with my Adafruit PyPortal devices by erasing everything and upgrading boot loader and CircuitPython. I have to admit that it took a few tries to get this to work (possibly due to my not reading _all_ instructions first). Anyway, it's working now and I'm running CircuitPython v7.3.3 (latest stable). I was also able to run a few sample code snippets to verify that things work fine. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal

  43. Started some new adventures with my Adafruit PyPortal devices by erasing everything and upgrading boot loader and CircuitPython. I have to admit that it took a few tries to get this to work (possibly due to my not reading _all_ instructions first). Anyway, it's working now and I'm running CircuitPython v7.3.3 (latest stable). I was also able to run a few sample code snippets to verify that things work fine. #CircuitPython #Adafruit #PyPortal

  44. Got another #PyPortal from @adafruit … it’s an early Xmas gift … err … important component needed for “work” 🤓 #NerdGifts

  45. Got another from @adafruit … it’s an early Xmas gift … err … important component needed for “work” 🤓

  46. Got another #PyPortal from @adafruit … it’s an early Xmas gift … err … important component needed for “work” 🤓 #NerdGifts

  47. Ghost Frame Shows People (and Cats) That Don’t Exist - [Dan]’s project from last year slipped past us until now, but his Ghost Frame is a great example of ... more: hackaday.com/2020/02/25/ghost- #ghostframe #pyportal #ghost #art #cat #iot

  48. Blackjack Game Plays With the Limits of PyPortal - It’s that time of year again, when fall is quickly ushered out to make room for all things holiday... more: hackaday.com/2019/11/10/blackj #blackjack #pyportal #sprites #games

  49. A Friendly Reminder That You Might Be In Danger - Product recalls are one of those things that most people don’t pay attention to until things get rea... more: hackaday.com/2019/08/19/a-frie #microcontrollers #circuitpython #productrecall #livefeed #pyportal #parts