oops… forgot to flash to new firmware … i’ll be back
flashed the firmware
and … it works !
lesson learned, sometimes the connection (UF2 method) breaks So make sure you have a connection with the device
Looking neat !
I just followed this example code Reading Coronavirus COVID-19 Live Data using Wio Terminal
after updating the wifi core
That’s a nice way.
Hi @BoRRoZ
You adapter board means you can follow this Audio wiki also! https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Wio-Terminal-Audio-Overview/
Or ethernet: https://wiki.seeedstudio.com/Wio-Terminal-Ethernet/
trying to interface a plantower pms5003 on a new sercom uart to create a mobile air quality device.
but I’m new to sercom and its complicated
I found this code snip (not tested yet) … it should create an uart but you can’t use I2C at the same time … is that possible I2C + UART on the grove connectors at the same time?
sercom left grove uart snippet
static Uart SerialPMS(&sercom3, PIN_WIRE_SCL, PIN_WIRE_SDA, SERCOM_RX_PAD_1, UART_TX_PAD_0);
void SERCOM3_0_Handler()
{
SerialPMS.IrqHandler();
}
void SERCOM3_1_Handler()
{
SerialPMS.IrqHandler();
}
void SERCOM3_2_Handler()
{
SerialPMS.IrqHandler();
}
void SERCOM3_3_Handler()
{
SerialPMS.IrqHandler();
}
And what is the max current ? on the grove connectors 3v3 line if you connect devices/sensors, I couldn’t find that info
Changed the power unit to LiFePO4 6000 mA followed by a DC/DC step up 3.2v to 5 v and a charger module So I can charge the device with my phone adapter.
The PMS5003 needs 5v but data lines are 3v3 so no need for level shifter when connecting to the WIO terminal.
because I have only one , I made The WIO terminal ‘clickable’ on the project box
one step closer - SERCOM UART on grove port working
WIO connected to pms 5003 reading particle sensor data
next step : CO / CO2 / TEMP and HUM sensors , a nice screen and alarm settings menu (maybe data storage on SD card / LoRaWAN connection ?)
idea : interfacing thermal receipt printer to WIO terminal
(needs external power source and bi directional level shifter)
new out of the box selftest … firmware from 2013
RPI adapters have a little higher voltage output (5.3 V) then regular phone charge adapters and that’s good for this thermal printer.
under construction
easy way to connect some diy electronics to your WIO terminal with
this cheap Proto HAT Shield Extension Board for Raspberry Pi 3
I added myself a 40 p double row 90 degrees
Nice , This looks cool