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Beginners • Re: Raspberry Pi Pico multifunctional tracking device

Well, nobody begins with a lot of cards wired together, without knowing which software to use. (even if your wiring seems very clean).
You should begin with one function and one card, then another (and verifyi software can be put together).

w/r picoPi, you can choose between three ways of progrmming them:
* SDK (c or C++): is not very beginner friendly
* arduino (kind of C++) : is beginner friendly to some extend
* micropython : is beginner friendly.
RPi gives a nice IDE, Thonny, easy to be use at least for native python (RPi does a lot to promote python). Perhaps you could begin with ..; learning a bit of python? (native, running on the RPi; micropython runs on the picopi, making things a bit mor complex). There are tons of tutorials in both micropython and arduino. Edited: my recommendation of using micropythoni consistent with your link; perhaps you might start by learning a bit of python?

This forum, in the picopi section, can give you tons of advice on the picopi viewforum.php?f=143
But it should be on a given topic (if you have half a dozen cards wired and nothing works, people will be frightened..Image may be NSFW.
Clik here to view.
;)
and you should have a starting piece of solution...

Statistics: Posted by dbrion1 — Tue Mar 05, 2024 1:58 pm



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