tobynextdoor
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Thanks for the explanation. I can't think of a device being shipped without some kind of battery attached so this should be no problem.
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I think this is a pretty serious topic. If you ship e.g. a mood lamp you probably don't want a third party pong game to accidentally connect and mess up with it. It doesn't have to be about hackers.
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Andrew is right. You would probably put all color-data-pairs in some kind of database and enumerate through them each time you recognise a voice command or what ever. The information has to come from somewhere. About the Android project: I'm not …
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As far as I know there is currently no support for I2C in the api but they are working on it. So you may have to wait a little to achieve something like that.
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I know it's not what you want to hear but you could at least switch between them with e.g. a transistor.
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Yea. When I first ran the sample code I was really disappointed because I thought that it did not work or the board needs way to long to respond. But it actually responds really quickly and I think there is some cool stuff possible. [edit] Well, I …
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1. The LED uses more current than the USB port can provide which can cause the board to "crash" or what ever. If you attach the battery it works fine.2. The slow update of the Labels (UI) happens because the call-back-block is not executed on the ma…
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1. The LED uses more current than the USB port can provide which can cause the board to "crash" or what ever. If you attach the battery it works fine.2. The slow update of the Labels happens because the call-back-block is not executed on the main th…