🌡️ Pico Display Temperature Monitor

A real-time temperature monitoring project for Raspberry Pi Pico with Pimoroni's Pico Display. This script reads from the onboard temperature sensor, displays readings graphically on the Pico Display, and uses color-coded LED indicators based on temperature thresholds.

📦 Features

• Real-time temperature tracking and display
• Color-coded graph bars (green, red, blue)
• LED notification system
• Console debug output
• Adjustable accuracy and threshold settings

🛠️ Requirements

• Raspberry Pi Pico
• Pimoroni Pico Display
• MicroPython and required libraries:
  • machine
  • utime
  • picodisplay

🚀 Getting Started

1. Copy the temp-mon.py script to your Pico.
2. Run the script with MicroPython.
3. Watch the display light up with your ambient temperature readings in real time!

⚙️ Configuration

You can tweak the following variables in the script:

t_hot = 25       # Temperature threshold for 'hot' (in Celsius)
t_cold = 18      # Temperature threshold for 'cold'
t_adjust = 1.5   # Manual sensor calibration value

📈 Display Legend

• 🔴 Red bar: Hot (above t_hot)
• 🔵 Blue bar: Cold (below t_cold)
• 🟢 Green bar: Normal range

👨‍💻 Debug Output

The script prints sensor readings, temperature values, and loop count to the console for troubleshooting and performance tracking.

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Original script: temp-mon.py