When installing the adafruit libraries i run into an error about externally managed environments. Do i want these files in a virtual environement or installed system-wide. If i need to install them system-wide, what is the correct command for that?
I am using raspberry pi zero 2w. When I do i2cdetect, I see 48, but when I write the code, it gives an "import board" error. When I try to install with pip, I get the "externally managed environments" error. I downloaded Adafruit and I can see it in the folders. PLEASE HELP!!
@@mmshilleh Is it enough for me to set up a virtual folder, do I also need to do something extra for that? I've been dealing with this problem for days...
@@TeknoTeen0 I can set this up for you in detail if you want to hire me on Upwork if you are interested! Hard to give details in the comments like this :/
@@mmshilleh I finally got around to giving this a try. I had an ADS1115, hooked up 4 different voltages, used your code, and got my first voltage connected to the ADC. The question now is what code do I need to add to read all 4 voltages and print out the 4 voltages. Thanks
@@donaldhoudek2889 Hey Donald good question, I can make a part 2 soon! Happy you asked, stay tuned my friend will try and get that working shouldnt be that hard
When installing the adafruit libraries i run into an error about externally managed environments. Do i want these files in a virtual environement or installed system-wide. If i need to install them system-wide, what is the correct command for that?
A virtual env is fine! As long as you activate it first before running your code
I am using raspberry pi zero 2w. When I do i2cdetect, I see 48, but when I write the code, it gives an "import board" error. When I try to install with pip, I get the "externally managed environments" error. I downloaded Adafruit and I can see it in the folders. PLEASE HELP!!
Use a virtual environment in Python, easy to setup
@@mmshilleh Is it enough for me to set up a virtual folder, do I also need to do something extra for that? I've been dealing with this problem for days...
@@TeknoTeen0 I can set this up for you in detail if you want to hire me on Upwork if you are interested! Hard to give details in the comments like this :/
@@mmshilleh How can I communicate better with you?
@@TeknoTeen0 Message me on gmail shillehtek@gmail.com
Does mq 135 work reliably at 3.3V?
No I dont think so. I tried it before. But maybe I could be wrong haha
Great Video! Thanks
No, thank you for watching!
@@mmshilleh I finally got around to giving this a try. I had an ADS1115, hooked up 4 different voltages, used your code, and got my first voltage connected to the ADC. The question now is what code do I need to add to read all 4 voltages and print out the 4 voltages. Thanks
@@donaldhoudek2889 Hey Donald good question, I can make a part 2 soon! Happy you asked, stay tuned my friend will try and get that working shouldnt be that hard