Wii Nunchuck #5612
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Posted at 2016-05-15 by Frida Another pic. Attachments: Posted at 2016-05-15 by @allObjects ...I see your cycle consuming I know, it is not easy to inverse a function... and make it with multiple entry/resume points... but it should be possible... May be for this case it is not worth the effort. Posted at 2016-05-15 by Frida No, my first goal, was to prove to get it working on esp8266-01. Posted at 2016-05-15 by @MaBecker by default PICO does 100KHz and ESP8266 does about 100KHz (80MHz) and 250kHz (160MHZ) @frida please try again on PICO and use setup option bitrate:50000 and without Wait() Do not use bitrate option on ESP, I will reboot ...... Posted at 2016-05-16 by Wilberforce The code above has the wait for the setup part - there are no waits in the 500 interval? Posted at 2016-05-16 by Frida Yes there are 1ms Posted at 2016-05-16 by ceremcem The timings are OK, but you can't communicate with the device that is attached via I2C, right? Then you should check the circuit. Did you connect 4.7K pull-up resistors to both I2C lines? Posted at 2016-11-22 by @MaBecker Got a Wii Nunchuck Could not not find a adapter to hook up that thing How do you connect that little nice I2C device ? Posted at 2016-11-23 by Frida I cut the wire, but there is: Posted at 2016-11-23 by luwar www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=wiichuck Posted at 2016-11-24 by @MaBecker I cut the wire :-) |
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Posted at 2016-05-15 by Frida
I have now tested my Wii Nunchuck on my Pico and esp8266, and now I have it running on both.
I had to set the freq to 80 on esp8266 and put in a few delay's.
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