Hi, Did you get a chance to look at my Github page on the T-PicoC3? github.com/bdash9/T-picoC3-ESP32-RP2040 There is also some great info (where I got most of mine from) on Instructables.com: www.instructables.com/Parallelism-and-Much-More-on-the-T-Pico-C3/ Hope this helps, Ben
@@dash9computing Thanx for the github link. I did RP2040 Arduino procedure. & loaded & tried few example sketches & none where running & the screen shows blank. I will try with some other examples again.
@@videshx818 just make sure the correct color light is on the board when you plug in the power adapter. Remember it’s a polarized adapter so if you plug it in with one side facing up, you’ll access the RP 2040 and if you flip the connector over plug it in with the other side facing up you will access the ESP32.
Wait… I recall I had to put a file on the RP 2040 with the python code in order to get the screen to work. I’m not in front of a computer right now, but it should be on my GitHub repository.
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Hi,
Did you get a chance to look at my Github page on the T-PicoC3?
github.com/bdash9/T-picoC3-ESP32-RP2040
There is also some great info (where I got most of mine from) on Instructables.com:
www.instructables.com/Parallelism-and-Much-More-on-the-T-Pico-C3/
Hope this helps,
Ben
@@dash9computing Thanx for the github link. I did RP2040 Arduino procedure. & loaded & tried few example sketches & none where running & the screen shows blank. I will try with some other examples again.
@@videshx818 just make sure the correct color light is on the board when you plug in the power adapter. Remember it’s a polarized adapter so if you plug it in with one side facing up, you’ll access the RP 2040 and if you flip the connector over plug it in with the other side facing up you will access the ESP32.
@@dash9computing I did those example testing with blue light on
Wait… I recall I had to put a file on the RP 2040 with the python code in order to get the screen to work. I’m not in front of a computer right now, but it should be on my GitHub repository.