Yup, I do however think that we should find a way of debugging when it actually goes to deepsleep. Not sure how to do that yet, because now the terminal is only available if it doesn't go to deepsleep.
The way I have it now is actually kind of sweet for that, because it allows me to go to deepsleep and still print stuff whenever I want (it can't accept anything though, just print). For example:
Also, I updated the timekeeping function, and you can now see that the clock-example is operating much more energy efficiently (spending much less time awake):
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Yup, I do however think that we should find a way of debugging when it actually goes to deepsleep. Not sure how to do that yet, because now the terminal is only available if it doesn't go to deepsleep.
The way I have it now is actually kind of sweet for that, because it allows me to go to deepsleep and still print stuff whenever I want (it can't accept anything though, just print). For example:
Also, I updated the timekeeping function, and you can now see that the clock-example is operating much more energy efficiently (spending much less time awake):