Making nybble work with pro micro!

Good questions. You will need to develop basic trouble shooting skills to answer them. For example, if you have a broken lamp, how would you check: 1. If the bulb is broken 2. If the cable is broken 3. If the switch is broken 4. What are other causes 5. Is it really broken ... There are moduleTest codes in OpenCat repository. But it’s better to start with simpler systems.

@Rongzhong Li no, forget that one. i modified the code, ill try it tomorrow. really hope to get it working before 2nd of June, because its my birthday

@Rongzhong Li i tried the code, and still why is nybble having seizure like on the video at 0:44.

and yes arduino nano has onboard i2c eeprom

@Aiki It's very hard to remotely diagnose the cat with your video. This system has hundreds of factors to consider. I highly recommend you first reproduce the configurations already validated by others.

i did, like shown in this video

@Aiki Understand the calibration process first.

@Rongzhong Li I got a question about Bittle I'm wondering if U could send me one and I'll do a review for bittle and your company and I'm a tech reviewer on Instagram I want to review bittle but I don't have the money and I want do a review in Australia and make it well know in Australia is it ok if U send me one and I'll do a review about U and and the company and the product and see what the public say about it

@Rongzhong Li and i commented that section out, this happened

then i commented that out

this happened

@Aiki You broke the if...else block. It should be

/*
  float voltage = analogRead(BATT);
  if (voltage <
#ifdef NyBoard_V0_1
      650
#else
      300
#endif
     ) { //give the cat a break when voltage drops after sprint
    //adjust the thresholds according to your batteries' voltage
    //if set too high, Nybble will keep crying.
    //If too low, Nybble may faint due to temporary voltage drop
    PTL(voltage);//relative voltage
    meow();
  }
  else */
{
 ...
}

@Rongzhong Li it now says