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I'm having trouble getting my Pico to find the MCP9600 amplifier via i2C, despite running the ported micropython code created by CurlyTaleGames. From the pimoroni website, the MCP9600 breakout isn't technically compatible with the Pico, but it's an I2C device, so I don't see why it shouldn't be.
I'm not getting a pull-up error, but rather an EIO error. None of the addresses (0x60, 0x66, 0x67) seem to work, nor does changing the frequency. Specifically specifying SCL and SDA pins also does not result in a working I2C connection.
I am using a Pico Breakout Garden for my MCP9600 breakout, and it is connected to a Pico.
Thank you.
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I'm having trouble getting my Pico to find the MCP9600 amplifier via i2C, despite running the ported micropython code created by CurlyTaleGames. From the pimoroni website, the MCP9600 breakout isn't technically compatible with the Pico, but it's an I2C device, so I don't see why it shouldn't be.
I'm not getting a pull-up error, but rather an EIO error. None of the addresses (0x60, 0x66, 0x67) seem to work, nor does changing the frequency. Specifically specifying SCL and SDA pins also does not result in a working I2C connection.
I am using a Pico Breakout Garden for my MCP9600 breakout, and it is connected to a Pico.
Thank you.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: