Plasma Stick 2040 about pico-web-server-control HOT 3 CLOSED

@mirkin - thank you so much. Changing to await asyncio.sleep did the trick!

Updated and working version here:
https://github.com/OpenDevEd/plasma-pico-web-server-control

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Firstly thank you for trying out our code.

We don't have that particular device, or we'd figure it out for you. Maybe an idea to pull all the code into main.py and start with one of their simple examples setting up the plasma stick at the start of the code and led_strip.start() then copy their while True loop into our main() function replacing their time.sleep with await asyncio.sleep then having a variable you change with your plasma/1 and plasma/2 with a conditional in the loop to make a change to the stick. Be sure to use global with the variable you are changing in main and plasma.

This way you narrow the problem down because all your code is in main.py apart from the plasma_stick

In our next video and the one on toms hardware we used an LED matrix which is a similar project to yours. We change the scrolling message and speed. Let us know how you get on.

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We don't have that particular device, or we'd figure it out for you.

I would be very happy to send you one :)

This way you narrow the problem down because all your code is in main.py apart from the plasma_stick

Thanks for tips - will try that!

In our next video and the one on toms hardware we used an LED matrix which is a similar project to yours. We change the scrolling message and speed. Let us know how you get on.

Change the message and speed of the display via the webserver, right?

Assuming that your message loops, it would be the same scenario as mine.

I found these two videos:

• https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-pong-tiny-2040
• https://www.tomshardware.com/news/raspberry-pi-pico-powered-pumpkin
  but at a quick glance, it looks like they don't use the webserver, right?

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