Closed alport closed 7 years ago
Not implemented yet. I don't have any analog sensors. But if you're willing to test it, I can implement it.
Thanks for the quick reply. I am certainly willing to test it but am traveling right now - back at my workbench in 2 weeks! A test voltage divider is easy to set up. Mike
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Not implemented yet. I don't have any analog sensors. But if you're willing to test it, I can implement it.
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I added the adc-read ( -- n ) word. This is based on the function uint16_t sdk_system_adc_read(void) from esp-open-rtos.
Measure voltage on the TOUT pin, 1V max. Returns 10 bits ADC value (1/1024V). Voltage range 0 .. 1.0V. RF must be enabled.
Please let me know if it doesn't work as intended.
I am not seeing an ADC example. Is this command implemented?