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Apr 06 13:35:33 <karki> alexanderhiam : ping :)
Apr 06 13:35:45 <alexanderhiam> hello
Apr 06 13:36:30 <karki> I'm done with the test week :) I thought I'd catch up with the I2C example and doc we were discussing about!
Apr 06 13:36:59 <alexanderhiam> awesome, how'd it go?
Apr 06 13:39:21 <karki> better than what I had prepared for ;) I should have a couple of arduino <--> I2C <-->PyBBIO examples working by tonight (if nothing goes wrong)
Apr 06 13:40:03 <karki> alexanderhiam : I wanted to know what would fit into the documentation part.....
Apr 06 13:41:16 <karki> alexanderhiam: I'm not sure as to what to add to the documentation wiki (so I was wondering if you had a few points in mind!)
Apr 06 13:41:29 <alexanderhiam> karki: something like this: https://github.com/alexanderhiam/PyBBIO/wiki/serial
Apr 06 13:42:17 <alexanderhiam> brief descrption, links to examples, api, header pins
Apr 06 13:42:56 <alexanderhiam> if you click edit on that page you can copy and paste the Markdown source and use it as a template
Apr 06 13:44:35 <karki> great :)
Apr 06 13:45:38 <alexanderhiam> I used the library to talk to an acceleromter recently, works great ;)
Apr 06 13:45:48 <karki> had a look - got it :)
Apr 06 13:46:42 <karki> The problem is that I don't know whether I have a I2C device handy right now  (but I do have arduinos ;) )
Apr 06 13:48:28 <alexanderhiam> oh I have plenty of I2C gizmos, I can do an example at some point soon
Apr 06 13:49:01 <karki> I'll be using the arduino due, it will save me from using a voltage level converter. And for the wiki, I'll draw fritzing images of the demo example.
Apr 06 13:51:29 <alexanderhiam> hmm, I'd rather the example didn't require programming a separate board, expecially a $50 one...
Apr 06 13:54:51 <karki> I get you. I'll go for the uno then. (....or dig up that accelerometer I had put somewhere )
Apr 06 13:56:36 <alexanderhiam> ok
Apr 06 22:49:39 <vvu|Log> ds2: ping
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