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This page describes an experiment in using PyMata Express to communicate (using
[Firmata]) between a [Raspberry Pi] and an [ItsyBitsy] microcontroller.
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If someone wants to try this on an [ItsyBitsy], certainly feel free to use this page for documentation.
!! Installing PyMata Express on Linux/Raspberry Pi
To install Pymata Express on Linux (including Raspberry Pi) and
macOS computers, open a terminal window and type:
{{{
sudo pip3 install pymata-express
}}}
!! Installing Firmata Express on an Arduino
The [FirmataExpress|https://mryslab.github.io/pymata-express/firmata_express/] page
describes how to install it on an Arduino, using the Arduino IDE.
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[{Tag RaspberryPi Arduino}]
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