WIO Terminal Workbench 1

oops… forgot to flash to new firmware … i’ll be back :rofl:

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flashed the firmware

and … it works !

lesson learned, sometimes the connection (UF2 method) breaks So make sure you have a connection with the device

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Looking neat ! :smiley: :smiley:

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I just followed this example code Reading Coronavirus COVID-19 Live Data using Wio Terminal :wink:

after updating the wifi core

easy connecting to a breadboard with RPI expansion board :sunglasses:

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That’s a nice way. :wink::ok_hand:

wifi power consumption - 320 mA

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/

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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

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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 :wink:

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one step closer - SERCOM UART on grove port working :sweat_smile:


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 ?)

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playing with I2C
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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 :upside_down_face:

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 :yum:

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Si7021 temp/hum sensor

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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

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is it possible to decode audio with this little I2S PCM5102 DAC Decoder ? :thinking:


not yet :sunglasses:


but imagine :rofl:

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Nice :star_struck::ok_hand:, This looks cool :sparkles:

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thermal printer interface… almost done

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library used

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