Hello, Arduino is targetting a handful of specific microcontroller devices and the library is likely targetting only a subset of these. So if you're using one of those devices and you're not using the timer resource required by the library elsewhere in your program then it should work fine. The down...

Hello Sasi, The VL53L0X device has a fixed I2C address and so you can only use one on a specific I2C bus. So the options are use different I2C busses for each sensor or use something like this to multiplex the I2C signals to the device you want. https://www.adafruit.com/product/2717 I can probably g...

Hello Leif,

Is it possible for you to attach your Flowcode project file and we'll try and replicate the problem here.

Hello, Looks like the flash access routines for the PIC32 have not yet been implemented. Might be easier for you to use an external EEPROM IC. I'll see if we can investigate the PIC32 Flash write routines and add this functionality. I imagine it hasn't currently been done because a) it's a tricky ta...

Hello, I think your project clock speed of 80MHz may be the cause of the problem. You might need to adjust your clock settings to get a rate of 48MHz to allow the USB to function. this may help. https://electronics.stackexchange.com/questions/223600/confusion-with-pic32mx1xx-2xx-datasheet-informatio...

Hello, It's all about how often you call the step macros. If you have it called as part of a loop or as part of a timer interrupt then you vary the delay in the loop or the speed of the interrupt to control the acceleration/deceleration of the motor. Doing this in a universal way as part of the comp...

Hello is it possible for you to use a more up to date version of the micro with 2 or more ccp available. The servo motor component uses two ccp peripherals on pic devices to do the servo motor timing.

SPI channel related error hopefully now fixed too.

Great, I've made the change to the component to allow it to be configured as an SPI mode. I've not tested it so let us know how you get on.

The latest version is now available via the Help -> Library updates.

Hello,

Yes looks possible, on your display do you have access to the pin (PSB) that sets if the display has a parallel or serial interface? This is often the limiting factor.