Mini JoyC

Example

from m5stack import *
from m5ui import *
from uiflow import *
import hat

setScreenColor(0x111111)

hat_mini_joyc_0 = hat.get(hat.MINI_JOYC)

hat_mini_joyc_0.init_i2c_address(0x54)
while True:
  print(hat_mini_joyc_0.get_adc12_raw(0))
  print(hat_mini_joyc_0.get_adc12_raw(1))
  print(hat_mini_joyc_0.get_button_status())
  wait_ms(2)

API

hat_mini_joyc_0.init_i2c_address(0x54)

• Initializes the I2C address for the Mini JoyC, here set to 0x54.

hat_mini_joyc_0.get_10bit_value()

• Retrieves the 10-bit resolution value from the Mini JoyC.

hat_mini_joyc_0.get_8bit_value()

• Retrieves the 8-bit resolution value from the Mini JoyC.

hat_mini_joyc_0.get_button_status()

• Retrieves the current status of the button on the Mini JoyC.

hat_mini_joyc_0.get_device_status()

• Checks the current status of the Mini JoyC device.

hat_mini_joyc_0.get_offset_value()

• Retrieves the offset value for the Mini JoyC.

hat_mini_joyc_0.get_raw_value()

• Retrieves the raw ADC value from the Mini JoyC.

hat_mini_joyc_0.set_i2c_address(new_address)

• Changes the I2C address of the Mini JoyC to new_address.

hat_mini_joyc_0.set_led_rgb(red, green, blue)

• Sets the RGB LED color on the Mini JoyC by specifying red, green, and blue values.

hat_mini_joyc_0.set_offset_value(offset)

• Sets an offset value for the Mini JoyC.