Hi Aivar,
I am teaching a class right now on robotics and am super passionate about the transition from Arduino to MicroPython.
Some problems that my students are currently experiencing when using your platform are the following:
When they create a PWM output for a pin that does not support PWM ex: (led = PWM(3, Pin.OUT), frequency)) and upload this file as main.py or boot.py onto our microcontroller, we run into the following problems:
The trivial solution is to reset the firmware from micropython.org by going to interpreter and selecting “Open the dialog to install Micropython on your device”, but this is too complicated for students. Is there a current feature on the Thonny IDE where we could connect to our microcontroller and modify the boot.py or main.py code once we exprience this error? Alternatively, could we press a button to reflash or reset the firmware on our microcontroller? I saw that there is a Send EOF / Soft reboot button, but it doesn't work.
Thonny IDE is a great tool for the classroom and it’s really helping the transition to MicroPython. Thank you for your help!
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