In message <1D93794F4BC1422BB065B2EF8C431AFF@pc52>, "Tom Van Baak" writes:
>> So intended for setting the display of a human readable clock face, not
>> "time-nuttery" class performance.
>
>That's likely true, but if someone finds that the latency or jitter
>is systematic and if several o
Tim -- Thanks much for that initial ES100 report. Within a day,
universal-solder.ca sold out their initial inventory of these dev boards so I'm
expecting a flood of technical reports here on the list.
Graham -- Thanks for your comments on I2C. That will surely help others who get
frustrated usi
I also received mine.
I have it hooked up to a Beaglebone Black (BBB) running Python for control
of the ES100.
Since the BBB is a 3.3V device, no issues with the Voltage of the
interfaces.
On the second floor of a house in Austin, TX, so far, it provides the time
every time I ask it (about a 2 minu
