Steve Evans
@haroldspud.bsky.social
Computer science schoolteacher. Owner of naughty Labrador dog Lola. Married to Lorna. Lives in St Albans, near London, England. Hobbies: esp32, raspberry pi, python programming. Fishing, woodwork, classic cars, playing guitar.
Crikey. That's tidy. Do you think it'll stay like that. Mine didn't 🙄
December 25, 2024 at 11:14 AM
Crikey. That's tidy. Do you think it'll stay like that. Mine didn't 🙄
Switches on top are for everything. Will allocate later. Cheers
December 14, 2024 at 12:52 PM
Switches on top are for everything. Will allocate later. Cheers
Thanks Greg. I'll post some more and the code when I get it a bit more in shape. Ds1392 RTC. Tes5767 FM radio. Mcp23017 port extender. Mono amplifier plus speaker, Bluetooth receiver. Homemade power controller for BT, amp, wireless charger, uses high side cmos for switch from 3.3v logic.
December 14, 2024 at 12:52 PM
Thanks Greg. I'll post some more and the code when I get it a bit more in shape. Ds1392 RTC. Tes5767 FM radio. Mcp23017 port extender. Mono amplifier plus speaker, Bluetooth receiver. Homemade power controller for BT, amp, wireless charger, uses high side cmos for switch from 3.3v logic.
Cheers. Hadn't even thought of that. Ntp easier. Originally was going to use 60mhz time signal from atomic clock, but esp32 way too noisy at rf.
December 10, 2024 at 6:15 PM
Cheers. Hadn't even thought of that. Ntp easier. Originally was going to use 60mhz time signal from atomic clock, but esp32 way too noisy at rf.
Impressive! I just used mcp23017. Nice one
December 3, 2024 at 10:12 PM
Impressive! I just used mcp23017. Nice one
Thanks bornach. Cheers. In fact I used too many gpios anyway with push switches, LEDs and power control to wireless charger, radio module and BT receiver. 🫣😂
December 3, 2024 at 10:10 PM
Thanks bornach. Cheers. In fact I used too many gpios anyway with push switches, LEDs and power control to wireless charger, radio module and BT receiver. 🫣😂