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As the first in a series of sensor handling modules for Python targeting Raspberry Pi and the likes, the VSCP Python Sensors BME680 initial release 1.0.0 is now available. The script publish VSCP events with data from a BME680 sensor to a MQTT broker of your choice for further processing in higher level tools like node-red. There will be an howto published here shortly on this subject.

The script is available on PyPi

Docs hare here

• Updated to use latest VSCP code
• Added Ex versions for conversion methods that was missing them
• Removed variable and table methods

Full info about the release is here.

Added methods

• convertEventToString
• convertEventExToString
• convertStringToEvent
• convertStringToEventEx
• getDateStringFromEvent
• getDateStringFromEventEx
• setVscpEventFromString
• setVscpEventExFromString

Fixed known problems

Available on PyPi Se also pyvscp, pyvscpclasses and pyvscptypes

Docs are here

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A perfect VSCP companion if working with Raspberry Pi

This shield is a 2-Channel CAN-BUS(FD) Shield for Raspberry Pi (MCP2518FD), supports the CAN FD protocol and supports transmission speed up to 8 Mbps.

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This board is perfect if you want to use VSCP with a Raspberry Pi. Another good alternative is of course also TouCAN as always which is well tested in the VSCP project.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x0uQBJDzRHw

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