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Great! Let me try to answer a few of these. I've also updated the docs at https://microsoft.github.io/devicescript/devices/add-board with these answers. (1) If you've used "devs add board", we generate a new product identifier for you automatically. Currently, DeviceScript leverages the Jacdac simulator and the product identifier identifies a product in the Jacdac device catalog https://microsoft.github.io/jacdac-docs/devices/ (2) You can reuse the firmware for esp32-c3. You only have to create new firmware for a new system-on-chip (SoC). |
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We might be filtering out the boards that are not in the catalog. In VScode, open the user settings and find "DeviceScript: Developer Mode". It should disable filters on unknown product ids. |
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OK, I'm making progress.
Now I can see the LED blinking, and load my code. I set the status LED to the first LED in the array, for now. Long term it is probably better to use the blue LED for status, but until there is a general purpose WS2812 API, this is the only way to use the array. Next I can try the Qwiic connector. Thanks for the help. |
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The developer mode needs to be fixed since there is really no way for you to discover that one!!! We're working on the screen simulation; then we'll be able to get to ws2812 drivers. Thank you for reporting! |
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The Qwiic connector works with the I2C API. |
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You are using the 'devAddr: ...' constructor argument to set the address? |
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Ooops, it's an array of WS2812. In that case, we should use the Led service to mount them. |
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How do you initialize a new directory to start fresh?
It seems like it only asks what board you want to use for your first new
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We might be filtering out the boards that are not in the catalog.
In VScode, open the user settings and find "DeviceScript: Developer Mode".
It should disable filters on unknown product ids.
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Ha! Very interesting! You can run the command "DeviceScript: Create New Project". I guess you were pressing on the wand button? |
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2.14.3 should not have the "developermode" issue anymore. |
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I have a few questions about adding new boards.
I have two ESP32-C3 boards (ESP32-C3-DevKit-02 & ESP32-C3FH4-RGB) that I would like to try with DeviceScript and I have a few questions about adding board support for these.
https://docs.espressif.com/projects/esp-idf/en/latest/esp32c3/hw-reference/esp32c3/user-guide-devkitc-02.html
https://github.com/01Space/ESP32-C3FH4-RGB
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