GianCann

Read this: https://www.philohome.com/pupbat/pupbat.htm No, no any motor is a stepper. There is only a tacho-meter sensor in all motors, except in the train motor. All motors are PWM driven.

@Lok24 take a look here: https://github.com/pybricks/pybricks-micropython/commits/master

I follow each new commit to the project, and for each commit there is also a new build even if not official announced. Yes, It's clear.

Ok, this is clear. Also this... But isn't so simple, because these things needs to have a specialized GATT BLE service, each one. In other words, many "lines" of code and with a limited memory size available, not all desired function is possible to have in Pybricks. I think that between them, for the first one method there is a good chance to have it in the future, but not so soon. Just FYI.. I wrote an article to introducing Pybricks to no-technician AFOLs https://www.bricksandchips.it/2020/07/08/introduzione-a-pybricks-per-powered-up/ Note: you can read the article in your preferred language using the widget on the right side of the page. If any of you have any suggestions, please email/PM me ;) Thank you

GitHub repository ;) Each of us have a different needs and ideas. For me, the very BIG THING of Pybrick is the (how I call it) "Autonomous Running Mode". I'm waiting for a better BLE support useful to communicate with other devices, but I'm not interested on LEGO remote. Can you tell me what do you want to do with the handheld?

You can find the code for 'Pybricks as Battery Box' here: https://www.bricksandchips.it/2020/07/05/il-cityhub-diventa-un-semplice-battery-box-power-function/ Note: the code is improved respect the first video (You can use the 'Translate' tool in the right box of the page if you want to read my observations)

In the past I have also done some experiments of this kind. I'll take a look at your information. Thank you ;)

Another sample of what is possible to do with Pybricks, without any other type device. Only the Hub and the motor, and NO smartphone/tablet to control.

https://code.pybricks.com has been updated. Added: Support for City hub (note, requires Chrome 85 to flash firmware due to quirks in the City hub bootloader) Changed firmware flashing packet size on City hub and Control+ hub (speeds up flash time) Increased frequency of progress checks when flashing firmware (slows down flash time but should help prevent errors) Firmware v3.0.0a4 Bluetooth support on City hub Fixed sensor ID issue on City hub WeDo 2.0 sensor support Fixed Move hub motor polarity Enabled builtin help and input functions Enabled urandom module

With the Pybricks you can do this task without the smartphone (but without sound effects) See this my example.... power on the hub, and start the program that is resident in the memory!

No, no library. Only "raw" code to understand the UART Protocol. ASAP I put all my experiments on GitHub

@tcm0 have you seen this my experiments?

@Tcm0 you can find more info here: https://github.com/pybricks/pybricks-micropython/blob/master/lib/lego/lego_uart.h

There is no difference. PUP extend only the numbers of available modes for the sensors. https://github.com/pybricks/technical-info/blob/master/uart-protocol.md

Forget it ...

I also tried to search, but I didn't find nothing about this IC.

Siemens SAB 80C515 ;) Today the postman is passed form my home: https://www.bricksandchips.it/2020/06/25/linterno-del-control-lab-9751/

It will be the first thing I will do, as soon as the first of the two I have purchased arrives

No problem! Thank you again for sharing your knowledge and your works (Note: a second 9751 in on the way... destination: Italy!) https://www.bricksandchips.it/2020/06/23/control-lab-e-circuiti-ferroviari-lego/

Hi @Mr Hobbles, I think this repo is private... can you check, please?

This is a great project!

With the new versions of the App, this method isn't more valid. Sorry...

But it's good to operate as "brain". Even if can connect to more than one smart hub...

Yes, I think so...