On 29/05/2019 13:42, Martin Gregorie wrote:
> On Wed, 29 May 2019 10:33:20 +0200, Jean-Pierre Kuypers wrote:
>
>> In article (Dans l'article) , Martin
>> Gregorie  wrote (écrivait) :
>>
>>> Its unreasonable to say "I can't solder connections and can't be
>>> bothered to read the instructions" and expect us to do your job for
>>> free.
>>
>> It may not be unreasonable to think that an expert would be able to give
>> a friendly advice to a young student and to give him some ideas to move
>> towards the solution ... for free.
>
> Agreed, but "I'm not a technician and have a little manual skill, so I
> ignore the way to do it" sounds much more like "do it for me because I
> don't want to" than "please help me learn how to do it".
>
>
Sounds more like someone who doesn't have English as a first language to
me and this not being able to express their request simply.

What makes me smile is it's fairly obvious from the signal names these
are I2C sensors and nobody has told him to read about I2C.

Hint: Mario, once you have read about I2C you need to find out if the
sensors have different I2C addresses. If they do then you can connect
them in parallel and you are nearly done.

There, a hint on how to proceed without doing the job for the guy. You
can all do it if you try.

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