| # telnet program example | |
| import socket, select, sys, _thread | |
| class uTelnet: | |
| # Automatically initialized class variables | |
| # Status variables | |
| connected = False | |
| last_response = "" | |
| # Class methods |
| from machine import Pin, ADC | |
| # Time to wait for bounce in MICROseconds | |
| od_debounce = 6000 # 6 milliseconds | |
| # Time to wait for button to be held in MICROseconds | |
| od_hold = 50000 # 50 milliseconds | |
| # Battery status | |
| od_batt = ADC(36) | |
| od_batt.atten(ADC.ATTN_11DB) |
| #!/usr/bin/env micropython | |
| __author__ = 'Kamilion@gmail.com' | |
| import socket | |
| import sys | |
| import _thread | |
| class uPyIRC: | |
| # Automatically initialized class variables | |
| # Status variables |
| import gc, network, uos, os, machine, json, time, sys, micropython, display | |
| # Start display using the Odroid-GO pins. | |
| #tft=display.TFT() | |
| #tft.init(tft.ILI9341, width=240, height=320, miso=19, clk=18, mosi=23, dc=21, cs=5, backl_pin=14, backl_on=1, rot=tft.LANDSCAPE_FLIP) | |
| # Mount SD using Odroid-GO pins... | |
| uos.sdconfig(uos.SDMODE_SPI, clk=18, mosi=23, miso=19, cs=22) | |
| os.mountsd() |
| # see http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb201634.aspx | |
| # | |
| # *NdisDeviceType | |
| # | |
| # The type of the device. The default value is zero, which indicates a standard | |
| # networking device that connects to a network. | |
| # | |
| # Set *NdisDeviceType to NDIS_DEVICE_TYPE_ENDPOINT (1) if this device is an | |
| # endpoint device and is not a true network interface that connects to a network. | |
| # For example, you must specify NDIS_DEVICE_TYPE_ENDPOINT for devices such as |
| """ | |
| Quick Status on TFT | |
| Author: Kamilion (https://github.com/kamilion) | |
| Date: 03/04/2018 | |
| """ | |
| import machine, display, time, _thread, math, network |
| Kamilion's SmartCam project: | |
| Cost per unit Quantity 1: $100.77 + S&H | |
| Most component modules can be obtained at a discount for quantity 3 or quantity 10+. | |
| I estimate a purchase of 12 units would end up to be around $1200 with discounts and adding S&H. | |
| Revised 12/22/14 from China quotes: |
| ESP32 Pinout notes: | |
| What is superflous or can be on the carrier PCB and doesn't require pass-through to the header? | |
| --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | |
| After some thinking and logically grouping things... | |
| Desired order of 26 pin header: | |
| pin 1 -Y GND - Ground | |
| pin 6 ?Y GPIO-34 - ADC6/RTC_GPIO4 (RTC_WAKEUP) | |
| pin 7 ?Y GPIO-35 - ADC7/RTC_GPIO5 (RTC_WAKEUP) (FTDI CTS unless there's a better pin?) | |
| pin25 -Y GPIO-00 - ADC11/Touch1/BOOT/EMAC_TX_CLK/RMII_CLK_OUT (default pullup) |
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| # Dis goes in kamicart/admin.py | |
| # To enable this, append to INSTALLED_APPS: | |
| # "m3shop.kamicart", | |
| # You need the comma at the end too. | |
| # Now add to EXTRA_MODEL_FIELDS | |
| #EXTRA_MODEL_FIELDS = ( | |
| # ( | |
| # "cartridge.shop.models.Product.weight_shipping", | |
| # "DecimalField", |