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OK so I've tried again with different versions and this problem is 100% repeatable. All versions up to (an including) 1.43 are working fine but version 1.44 doesn't work.
The exact error message isOne of the USB devices attached to this computer has malfunctioned, and windows does not recognize it.
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I'm getting error messages when I try to use modules via Web IDE:
ERROR: Unable to read file : NO_FILESYSTEM
WARNING: Module not found
ERROR: Using '.' operator on non-object at line 1 col 23
require("Touchscreen").connect(function(x,y)
It's the same for other modules as well. I'm using Espruino on HY-Mini board.
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Hello, I'm trying to update to the latest version of Espruino on HY-Mini and the flashing process goes fine - it verifies with no problems. But then windows says that this device reported problems and it's unavailable. Reinstalling windows drivers doesn't help but reverting back to Espruino 1v41 solves the problem immediately.
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The main thing I want to change with this module is to make it work with multiple thermometers connected to single 1-Wire bus. It would also be nice to support the programmable alerts on the sensor, but I'm not sure if I know how to do it at the moment. It's something I want to play around with and maybe I'll work it out if I'm lucky.
As to the modules in general - is it the same system as in node.js?
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I don't even have my board yet, but when it arrives I plan to extend the DS18B20 module.
Now I'm looking at the source code at http://www.espruino.com/modules/DS18B20.js and I'm wondering if when I create multiple thermometers:
var sensor1 = require("DS18B20").connect(A1);
var sensor2 = require("DS18B20").connect(A2);
var sensor3 = require("DS18B20").connect(A13);
Is it somehow wasting memory because each object have it's own copy of getTemp() method? Or is that not the case and that's the way to do it.
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Currently it doesn't work with Discovery and other boards that ship without a card slot. That is totally understandable since they are not officially supported and you sure have more important bits to work on.
But is it something you keep your eye on and plan to address at some point? Or is it unlikely to be implemented?
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I know that HY boards are officially unsupported but after reading other resources on this forum I believe that at the moment there are no major problems with 3.2" version.
If anybody had a chance to play around with this board, could you please tell me about your experience? In particular I'm interested in RTC, SD Card and LCD.
Hi JumJum I can not try the latest version because it appears to be broken on HY 3.2" board, more details in separate thread http://forum.espruino.com/conversations/400/#comment4274
After upgrading to 1x43 I got the modules working fine so it was something to do with old version. Thanks for your help!