Thank you very much. The only things I could find on here about the Piface were almost a year old. It’s just a SPI expander. I’d be more than happy to write the code if no one has yet! Thanks again!
You found it It’s not a device that shows up in the add device process unless you actually search for it by typing in the word ‘Pi Face…’ because it’s still going through some testing.
We have a few small fixes we need to do before it works. Thanks for offering to write the code though!
We’re working on a process for allowing people to write code for specific device drivers too.
Ha, sweet. Will there be an update notification when it is released? I have a project I would like to use it on. I’ll proto without using Cayenne and use it for the final impl. Thanks!
So just out of curiosity, when do you think PiFace will fully functional on Cayenne? It’s one of the main things I was looking forward to when I discovered Cayenne in the first place…
It’s been pushed behind Arduino integration, custom coding, and a few other big features. I’d say within 2 months it will be working in dashboard. (Probably sooner though).
@blsmit5728
Thanks for the heads up! It’s possible that device is still not quite ready for prime time. Things are still very dynamic here in the Cayenne universe and I know things get better every day.
I did order a PiFace so I will be ready to give it a spin here in a couple days.
@blsmit5728@Ian Hold those horses just yet! We released Pi Face when it wasn’t fully integrated into the platform. The fix to get PiFace working has been developed and is waiting in the queue to be released with a batch of fixes etc. once Arduino integration gets out the door. So, hang in there!.. sorry about this.
@blsmit5728@Ian@shortcircuitg4 Hey guys, Pi Face Digital integration has been released. Can you let us know what you think and if you find any issues? Thanks!
Board is a RPi2b with a fresh image of 2016-05-27-raspbian-jessie.img, expanded / localized. Cayenne installed and PiFace 2 digital mounted. Using web based dashboard.
After adding the PiFace as a GPIO extension I can control the output pins via the extension page by clicking on the port numbers as seen below.
Thanks @Ian, we’ll look into this. No sense wasting your time trying to do anything else before we thoroughly look at the PiFace I suppose. We’ll get back to you with updates.