Hi Martyn, Great explanation of using ADS1015. What do i do with the adafruit github library link ? I have opened it as a webpage in a chrome browser and their are various files and folders on the webpage. Do I copy and paste them all into a folder in the raspi? Thank you for any help
Adafruit have some installation instructions: learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-analog-to-digital-converters/ads1015-slash-ads1115. After following these you should be able to 'import adafruit_ads1x15' in Python. I should probably do a git/github tutorial in a video, as a lot of vendors now use git as a way to provide their drivers.
@@gartmorn Yes, still finding my way around it at the moment. I had a Forth-based computer back in the 80's (the Jupiter ACE), but the Mecrisp Forth is a bit different.
First time hearing the pinout command! Thanks for that!
Also great helpful video!
Hi Martyn,
Great explanation of using ADS1015.
What do i do with the adafruit github library link ?
I have opened it as a webpage in a chrome browser and their are various files and folders on the webpage.
Do I copy and paste them all into a folder in the raspi?
Thank you for any help
Adafruit have some installation instructions: learn.adafruit.com/raspberry-pi-analog-to-digital-converters/ads1015-slash-ads1115. After following these you should be able to 'import adafruit_ads1x15' in Python. I should probably do a git/github tutorial in a video, as a lot of vendors now use git as a way to provide their drivers.
Interesting. Have you played with the new pico yet?
Yes, got a couple here. Loaded micropython on one and Forth on another. Really nice things. I'm thinking about how to present something on video.
@@MartynDavies not familiar with Forth although I've heard it mentioned on a few occasions. Maybe worth a wee video in its own right?
@@gartmorn Yes, still finding my way around it at the moment. I had a Forth-based computer back in the 80's (the Jupiter ACE), but the Mecrisp Forth is a bit different.