lightningspore on Nostr: Making progress with 3D printed mounts for my sensors. Crazy discovery today though! ...
Making progress with 3D printed mounts for my sensors.
Crazy discovery today though!
I had issues with these sensors so I got additional ones shipped to me, and these new ones had problems too. But I solved it! The connector on the PCB has the SDA and SCL lines of the I2C bus swapped out! It’s a pretty simple mod to the cable to fix this, but the sensor module is definitely in there wrong here.
Moral of this story is: take the time to cleanup your environment and organize so you can focus intently on the problem in front of you. Be deliberate and don’t rush, and the problem will soon become clear.
- ⚡️🍄
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2024-05-16 01:31:48Event JSON
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