soligen2010
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6 years ago You will need 2 chips running on 2 different I2C addresses to do this. You cant run 2 different continuous conversions at the same time.
On Tue, Oct 2, 2018, 3:43 PM Keven Scharaswak notifications@github.com wrote:
First off, thank you for making this fork. I am implementing it into my project and have a couple questions.
I have 2 hall effect sensors plugged into 0 and 1, and 2, and 3. they both go from 0-2V. I am trying to use an ads1015 as an ammeter (connected to an esp8266)
I would like it to continually convert, and allow me to sample the conversion as the esp has time. the esp is doing a lot of other stuff. So i was thinking doing continuous conversion + differential on 0_1 and 2_3. I dont really need the alert pin, just need it to be ready when the data is asked for.
first, does that make sense? if it does, ill post the code I have now (using your library fork) to try and get the values.
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First off, thank you for making this fork. I am implementing it into my project and have a couple questions.
I have 2 hall effect sensors plugged into 0 and 1, and 2, and 3. they both go from 0-2V. I am trying to use an ads1015 as an ammeter (connected to an esp8266)
I would like it to continually convert, and allow me to sample the conversion as the esp has time. the esp is doing a lot of other stuff. So i was thinking doing continuous conversion + differential on 0_1 and 2_3. I dont really need the alert pin, just need it to be ready when the data is asked for.
first, does that make sense? if it does, ill post the code I have now (using your library fork) to try and get the values.