jensr

Hi @Fausto, Thanks for your elaborate explanation of the current state and challenges with the upgrade to the Raspberry Pi 5. We are mainly using the MCC118 and MCC128 boards, so we are not using the interrupt input. When I use the MCC152 it is for its analog output. We use the boards to measure some signals and which we can run directly through our algorithms on the Raspberry Pi 4. The speed increase of the Raspberry Pi 5 will help us to increase the complexity of our algorithms and to increase its accuracy. I noticed on the github repository a branch is made called pi5. Is this in a state that we can start testing it on a Raspberry Pi 5?

The new Raspberry Pi 5 was recently announced and will be released soon: Introducing: Raspberry Pi 5! With this device being faster than its predecessors, it is a very interesting device to use with the MCC DAQ HATs. The GPIO header is very similar to those of the older models, but it could be possible that the DAQ HATs need a firmware upgrade or that the daqhats Python library needs an update. Will the firmware and library be updated and will the Raspberry Pi 5 be supported for this hardware?