Dude has really cool lighting and is gorgeous as heck! Yes, this was the final video that made me take the Pico for my project! In fact, I read you can also extend this storage capacity by 16MiB using W25Q128! I intend to use the Pico for a home-made camera with just under 1,000 pixels. Should have enough memory for many pictures!
I have recently been in the process of creating my own bicycle counter. Your videos ( especially the one with the break function and swich bounce elimination) are very helpful to me and I would like to thank you for them! If only I could suggest an idea for a new episode I would love to see something on deep sleep mode and other energy saving options ( waking up from deep sleep etc. ect . ). :DDD
Hi Tomasz! Thanks for kind words and sharing your suggestion! As I have not done much in the form of battery powered projects, I never really gave that idea much thought. I will certainly look into doing some content on that. Filming and production will start up again in the fall and I will see what I can do you for. Thanks again for being a part of this community. Cheers!
Gorgeus lesson! Thanks! Did you made a similar tutorial for Rp2040 on arduino? I need to save some variables when closing my program and to recall them at startup
Hi Roberto, Unfortunately I am not doing anything for the Arduino. That has been out so long that there are too many videos already for it. Sorry, Chris
Hi Larry, That is a darn good question and unfortunately I don't have the answer. Hopefully I will be getting caught up on production and revisit that topic with a video update. Chris
Maybe you could read from the file and save the data in a variable(old data), then write to the file with your old data variable and whatever new data you want to store.
Appending data to a file is quite easy. You just have to open the file with parameter 'a' (for append) instead of 'w' (write) and don't forget ' ' to insert a line break: data_file = open("MyData.txt", "a") data_file.write(" Appended Line") data_file.close()
Thank you for the video! Is there any way to read files using VScode C/C++ with Pico? I have been working on this project where I make the pico read a CSV file and compares data. If true LED is On. Been weeks cant find any solution for this.
I myself have been trying to find a video about this myself too. But couldn’t really find any. There is however some documentation on the raspberry pi pico examples repo on GitHub.
