Add example for Scroll pHat #41
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I actually really like that this example is a script and not a module. It's very unique in that sense. :) |
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Very nice! |
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Thank you @tylerl0706 , I wanted to make it as simple and straight forward as possible :) @anmenaga I've noticed that moments later. I've not added because I don't know if I need to set that copyright thing as well. Can you check that? |
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| we need to set the register 1 with data 0x0D (0000 1101). | ||
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| This example assumes that you already have I2C enabled and Microsoft.PowerShell.IoT module installed. |
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Can you link to the install instructions in this repo?
https://github.com/PowerShell/PowerShell-IoT#installation
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Can you also add the line to enable I2C since it's simple.
Actually, if you wanted to, you can totally copy the first 2 sections under installation:
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sure thing! will do
| ######### Data Registers and value ######### | ||
| [int[]]$DataRegisterAddress = 0x04 ..0x08 | ||
| [int[]]$values = 0x12,0x08,0x08,0x08,0x12 | ||
| ######### Lightning Effect Register and value ######### |
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When you say Lightning Effect, do you mean flashing on and off?
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Or is this for the brightness?
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Oh maybe it wasn't the best choice of words... It's just the brightness. I'll change that as well
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| Import-Module Microsoft.PowerShell.IoT | |||
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Oh yeah this file will need the copyright. You can do it if you want or I can add it before merging.
…e clearer. Added instructions to install the module and enable I2C
| $Device = Get-I2CDevice -Id $DeviceAddress -FriendlyName phat | ||
| Set-I2CRegister -Device $Device -Register $ConfigurationRegisterAddress -Data $ConfigurationRegisterValue | ||
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| ######## Lightning Effect ##### |
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Missed a "Lightning" change :)
This pull requests adds an example that displays the legendary "Sad Joey" on the Scroll pHat, and also a small "explanation" on how this is achieved