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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: RE: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| I found my issue with the MAX7219 and it was my not carefully reading the MAX7219/7221 documentation. I was using one single seven segment display for testing. I used a command byte of 0x00 to write... |
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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: RE: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| Sorry for the delay, got locked out of the forum.
the scope data, in hex, is 0F01 09FF 0A0A 0B00 0003
the first byte of each group is the command and the 2nd byte is the command's argument.
0F01 makes... |
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Nov-24-2022, 02:10 AM |
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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: RE: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| Attached is the circuit I am using.
The 7 Segment displays are something I purchased from Jameco several years ago.
They are a Vishay red led. Manf. Part. No is TDSR3163-G
The initialization comma... |
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Nov-22-2022, 02:03 AM |
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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: RE: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| I forgot to mention that there are three .1uf caps between ground and +5 and also between ground and 3.3v
Next to the MAX7219 there is a 0.1uf and 10uf cap. Both grounds are connected
Attached is a s... |
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Nov-21-2022, 04:48 PM |
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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: RE: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| I should have mentioned earlier that I have previously used a MAX7219 in building a Digital/Binary clock which uses a Microchip processor instead of a Raspberry Pi.
I have compared the MAX7219 inputs... |
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Nov-21-2022, 02:13 PM |
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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: RE: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| Yes, I have searched for some examples of python code and have not found anything. I have been referencing the MAX7219 datasheet. I am using a digital scope and looking at the data and everything loo... |
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Nov-20-2022, 11:24 PM |
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Thread: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
Post: Python code a Max7219/7221 7 segment driver
| I am trying to use Pythons 3 SPI code to write directly to a MAX7219/7221 seven segment driver. I have written the code and connected a MAX7219 to my Raspberry Pi 4. I want to write directly to the ... |
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Nov-17-2022, 10:31 PM |
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Thread: Python List Issue
Post: RE: Python List Issue
| Many thanks for your explanation. I am relatively new to Python and still have many things to learn |
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Jun-30-2022, 09:15 PM |
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Thread: Python List Issue
Post: RE: Python List Issue
| I simplified my code and used the forum standards.
Why is the item "a" removed from list2 when the item "a" is removed from list1?
list1=["a","b","c"]
list2=list1
list1.remove("a")
print("list1 = ",... |
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Jun-30-2022, 02:15 PM |
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Thread: Python List Issue
Post: Python List Issue
| 1. create a list named All_Items_List
2. set All_Items_List_Copy = All_Items_List
3. create Subset_list which has one less item than All_Items_List and All_Items_List_Copy
4. remove all items from A... |
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Jun-29-2022, 02:15 PM |
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Thread: Date format error getting weekday value
Post: RE: Date format error getting weekday value
| (May-29-2022, 06:56 PM)Axel_Erfurt Wrote: You have
'05/09/2022'
the you should use
"%m/%d/%Y"
Thank you very very much, your reply fixed the problem!!! |
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May-29-2022, 07:04 PM |
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Thread: Date format error getting weekday value
Post: Date format error getting weekday value
| I get the following error on line 4 when running the code below:
valueError: timedata '05/09/2022' does not match format '%m %d %Y'
I am trying to get a weekday value from 0-6 from a date represented... |
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May-29-2022, 06:51 PM |
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Thread: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberry Pi using i2c 6398 4x20 LCD
Post: RE: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberr...
| my LCD is from sparkfun and I also have one from New Haven.
I don't understand why I can't find an example of writing ascii characters on an i2c bus to a character LCD display.
I will take a look at ... |
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Apr-28-2022, 07:26 PM |
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Thread: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberry Pi using i2c 6398 4x20 LCD
Post: RE: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberr...
| (Apr-28-2022, 03:10 AM)bowlofred Wrote: I wouldn't expect most character LCDs to speak i2c. Do you have one from Adafruit or similar? They have a library for their i2c backpack that you might be a... |
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Apr-28-2022, 07:22 PM |
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Thread: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberry Pi using i2c 6398 4x20 LCD
Post: RE: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberr...
| the 6398 is a typo which should not be there |
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Apr-28-2022, 12:50 AM |
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Thread: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberry Pi using i2c 6398 4x20 LCD
Post: Write to a LCD display using i2c to a Raspberry Pi...
| I have been unable to find out how to write normal ascii data to a LCD display using i2c.
One of the code snippets I have tried is:
Bus=smbus,SMBus(1)
Bus.write_byte_data(addr,register,value)
and
B... |
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Apr-28-2022, 12:49 AM |
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Thread: Write and read back data
Post: RE: Write and read back data
| I meant to say I don't understand the difference in f.read(content) vs content=f.read(). |
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Apr-18-2022, 01:02 PM |
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Thread: Write and read back data
Post: RE: Write and read back data
| (Apr-18-2022, 12:59 PM)Aggie64 Wrote: Your code worked!!! Many thanks.
I don't understand the difference in f.write(content) vs content=f.read().
I need to do more reading.
Thanks again **smile** |
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Apr-18-2022, 01:00 PM |
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Thread: Write and read back data
Post: RE: Write and read back data
| Your code worked!!! Many thanks.
I don't understand the difference in f.write(content) vs content=f.read().
I need to do more reading.
Thanks again **smile** |
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Apr-18-2022, 12:59 PM |
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Thread: Write and read back data
Post: Write and read back data
| I have a working Python 3 program that reads XML data from a URL and processes the data received
The code shown below is how the data is received
req= urllib.Request(url,headers=.....)
content = urll... |
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Apr-17-2022, 09:01 PM |
