5:22 the baud rate defined here is overridden by what is entered in the sdcard.py driver - just an fyi since it took me a few minutes to figure out why the speed wasn't changing :)
thank you for sharing your knowledge! anyway, could you try do your spi video with ad 343 sensor but with pio spi? i think that's interesting. thank you :)
Hi, On digikey I can't seem to be able to leave a comment so I will leave one here. Since you wrote the article the no-OS-FatFS-SD-SPI-RPi-Pico may have changed a bit ... I was unable to compile the code you shower with the current code. Also the default pins on the pproject may have changed and don't match the wiring you are suggesting. I added hw_conf.c in the add_executable line in CMakeLists.txt add_executable(${NAME} ${NAME}.c hw_config.c) It now builds but I've not yet tested if it actually works
This tutorial is broken. The Micropython github page has changed, the sdcard lib is not at the link provided.🙁
5:22 the baud rate defined here is overridden by what is entered in the sdcard.py driver - just an fyi since it took me a few minutes to figure out why the speed wasn't changing :)
i tested this with raspberry pi pico(c++ sdk) and it's doesnt work
Hi really thank you, i was wondering if with a MicroSD card catalex, can it be use that github in C?
OSErrorL [Error 19] ENODEV
Not sure why it is not recognizing.
Is it possible to have data from inputs / sensors be written to the pico so that they show up in the usb drive where one uploads the code?
is there a way to data log in the circuit python ?
I love this series!
Thanks for the very good overview and example.
nice work and nice look as always.
getting an error message f_prinf failed and single block write failed
Thanks a lot! Very usefull
thank you for sharing your knowledge!
anyway, could you try do your spi video with ad 343 sensor but with pio spi? i think that's interesting. thank you :)
Error: importerror no module named pyb at 4.51. This is a fake sketch, there is no # at the comment "Example"...at line 8 and line 15.
Hi, On digikey I can't seem to be able to leave a comment so I will leave one here.
Since you wrote the article the no-OS-FatFS-SD-SPI-RPi-Pico may have changed a bit ... I was unable to compile the code you shower with the current code.
Also the default pins on the pproject may have changed and don't match the wiring you are suggesting.
I added hw_conf.c in the add_executable line in CMakeLists.txt
add_executable(${NAME} ${NAME}.c hw_config.c)
It now builds but I've not yet tested if it actually works
Did you find a solution?, thanks