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alexh-name / bsec_bme680_linux

Read the BME680 sensor with the BSEC library on Linux (e.g. Raspberry Pi)
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Add section in README for trouble shooting "user_i2c_write: Remote I/… #23

Closed Gfast2 closed 2 years ago

Gfast2 commented 3 years ago

Awesome codebase, enlight my day for chrismas, hopefully this tiny complement for troubleshooting section will help out guys like me (the one who plays some IoT in free time, or a "new :bee: " for short) have less time to jump-start.

Thanks again for sharing the code & hope you guys have nice day for the rest of the year.

:christmas_tree: :beers: :beers: :beers: :christmas_tree:

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flipthedog commented 2 years ago

This is needed to make this library work on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. +1

bsimmo commented 2 years ago

This is needed to make this library work on Raspberry Pi 4 Model B. +1

It's the not Pi. It's the BME680 you are using. They, like the BME280, have two I2C addresses, and you can switch between them. It's in the BME/BSEC documentation that should be read along side this compiling part that creates readable output for Python code.

Although having it in the readme is always a good idea. Say under FAQ's In the same way you should change the timezone and you can alter the output or eCO2 etc.

alexh-name commented 2 years ago

Thanks! Just changed some language and formatting.