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Control CodeBug in tethered mode over Serial USB.
Documentation: http://codebug-tether.readthedocs.org/
Features:
- LED control
- Inputs/Outputs (legs, buttons, extension pins)
- Input/Output configuration (direction and pullups)
- Extension pin control (I/O, SPI, I2C)
Change Log
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v0.5.0
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- Updated packet layer, better support for bulk commands and AND/OR masks.
- Added extension pin control.
- Added I2C/SPI support.
- Added Colour Tail (WS2812) support.
v0.4.3
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- Updated docs.
v0.4.2
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- Fixed `set_output()` but where setting value of one leg would reset
the other legs.
v0.4.1
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- Added timeout to serial initialisation and updated charmap `led_state`
to `pixel_state` to match previous change.
- Added `set_leg_io` method.
v0.4.0
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- Changed led -> pixel
v0.3.0
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- Removed confusing channel list.
- Ready for release on GitHub.
v0.2.0
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- Added and_mask into set packets.
v0.1.2
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- Added some more examples.
- Updated the readme.
v0.1.1
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- Fixed CodeBug.get_input().
v0.1.0
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- Inital dev release.
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