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  1. I've looked at other articles, but there's nothing about the settings for the Android version here. The current specifications I've gathered for I2C range from 100k to 400k, and it's also mentioned that it can be 1M, but I haven't found how to set it. I'd like to know what its minimum can be.
  2. giseleznev

    i2s, i2c

    Hi, team, I want to connect tinker board 2 with dac PCM5102PW and also adc PCM1804DBR using i2s and i2c Is i2s and i2c interface supported currently? Can i use alsa over i2s out of the box? Or should I install any overlays? Thanks!
  3. Hello everyone. I need to measure temperature with a DHT11 using Python and I can't get it. I have a tinker board R2.0 and the latest version of Tinker OS. I have tried with two Adafruit libraries: Adafruit_DHT and adafruit-circuitpython-dht. With the first package, which I think is the simplest and has worked on my raspberry, I get the following error: raise RuntimeError('Error accessing GPIO. Make sure program is run as root with sudo!') RuntimeError: Error accessing GPIO. Make sure program is run as root with sudo! I have tried to run the program from the terminal as root with sudo but the same problem still appears. I have tried to measure with a DS18B20, but the libraries I find are not compatible with the tinker board either. I also tried with a MCP9600, which works with I2C, but it doesn't work either. When I search for the address with i2cdetect -y 1 it only recognizes the MCP the first time. If I use i2cdetect -y 1 again, it does not appear anymore. I have to disconnect and reconnect the device for i2cdetect -y 1 to detect it. I don't care which of the three methods to use to measure temperature. I would like to know if anyone has managed to use any of these three methods. I have tried with a Raspberry Pi 3B the same libraries and had no problems. I'm a bit desperate with the tinker board ? Thanks a lot
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