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PiFace Digital 2 isn't detected #36
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Further to the above, on an old Pi model B (256mb) with old style PiFace, I upgraded from the previous release of Jessie to 4.9.59+ today, installed pifacecommon and pifacedigitalio for Python 2 using PIP and receive a similar problem ... file contains:
which results in:
SPI has been enabled via raspi-config. The PiFace board is configured as address zero. For completeness, pfio.init() also yields the same result. |
i found this today |
Looks like a duplicate of piface/pifacecommon#24 |
The fix in spy.py only fixes the issue in pyhton3. pyhton3
pyhton2.7
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I found this on some website. if I find it again I will edit and insert the link. I guess that there is something about speed from what the person said on that forum. Here is the culprit; it needs to be added. So;
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I got the same issue on a Pi 1 model B+, and the suggested fix does not work. I guess it probably has a different max speed? Thanks |
it tuned out to be some kind of compile cache issue for me. |
The fix for this issue for Python3 is already in the git repository. Does anyone know how to access the correct bug tracker, so this can be fixed? |
RPi2 B + Piface Digital 2 isn't detected. pi@raspberrypi:~ $ python3 /usr/share/doc/python3-pifacedigitalio/examples/blink.py |
Evening folks,
I recently got my hands on a PiFace Digital 2, however, I'm struggling to make my Raspberry detect it.
Following the instructions found on the official page, I started by installing the latest Rasbian Stretch Lite and getting everything up to date:
I enabled SPI using raspi-config and downloaded the necessary modules with pip, since they weren't in the repositories anymore:
Full of hope, I started a Python3 session and wrote the commands found on this page:
For my efforts however, I was awarded with this error message:
Thus, I've found a bunch of people with the same problem but no solution. I've double checked everything a few times and made sure SPI is enabled. Any suggestions?
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