Ha! Works like a charm now!! It was as simple as that, 3V3 and GND....

Thanks for the help!

Now I just need to 3d print a case for my little backup box.

texy wrote:Aaah - sorry I didn't spot that. You are correct, should be connected to pin 6. Looks like when he drew it up, he shift both those wires by 1 place

Texy

Ah! Awesome! Hehe, yes. Not good when making a tutorial!

Thanks again!

If I look closely on this picture, it looks like he has wired it to 3V3 pin and GND? Bit hard to tell tho...

Alternatively you could use pin 3 to drive the pull-up resistors - if I am seeing it right, the circuit is using 2 x 10K resistors, so it should be OK to do that. Add an additional line in the code. After this line : GPIO.setup(25, GPIO.OUT) add this new line : GPIO.setup(2, GPIO.OUT) Texy Ah, okay...

texy wrote:Hi and welcome to the forum.
Looks like that wiring going to pin 3 (SDA) should be going to pin 1 (3V3).....

Texy

Could it be that easy?! Will try as soon as I get home from work!! Cheers!

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