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Dan Overholt replied to Robert Mehlschau's discussion NEW USER to all prototyping, STARTING on CUI32stem ...
Dan Overholt replied to Robert Mehlschau's discussion NEW USER to all prototyping, STARTING on CUI32stem ...
"Hi Robert,
The code to control a relay is exactly the same as the buzzer, so that's nice and simple.
But yes, it does require 5volts - this is not a problem for the CUI32Stem to provide to the Grove relay - there are two possiblities:
- next…"
Dan Overholt replied to Michael Rogers's discussion StickOS TextMate bundle
"This is great - and for those interested in getting this working in Sublime Text 2, it actually works great!
on Windows:
remove the internal subfolders (preferences and syntaxes), and move the 3 files out to the root which should then be named…"
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Running Arduino code on the CUI32Stem
Just a few bits of useful information if you're interested in running Arduino code on the CUI32Stem:- use MPIDE to compile and send the code : http://www.chipkit.org/wiki/index.php?title=MPIDE_Installation- hold down the "PROG" pushbutton on the CUI32Stem while pushing "RESET", this will put it into bootloader mode (you'll see a special pattern of flashes indicating it's in the bootloader rather than…See More
Dan Overholt replied to pascal's discussion CUI32STem in arduino language
"You don't need to change the bootloader, just use it... with the 'PROG' button. From there on, it's just the same as any normal Arduino, which means you have to make sure that in MPIDE's 'Tools' menu, you…"
Dan Overholt replied to pascal's discussion CUI32STem in arduino language
"Hi Pascal,
MPIDE's support for the CUI32Stem is not all that great at the moment for the CUI32Stem - I'm hoping one of the devs at ChipKit could improve this at some point if they have time... a few things:
- you have to manually put the…"
Dan Overholt replied to elnorbii's discussion MPIDE very bad implementation for CUI32Stem
"Hi - Thanks for this initiative! Unfortunately, I don't have enough time right now to help out - but I fully agree that it'd be great to have better support for the CUI32Stem in MPIDE.
I think it would be worthwhile for you to make a…"
Dan Overholt replied to pascal's discussion CUI32STern programming
"Hi Pascal,
Yes it is possible, but you'll likely need to write the BASIC code yourself to parse the NMEA GPS string and I2C data from the gyro... not extremely difficult if you have any coding experience. A starting point might be to port…"
Dan Overholt replied to Kris Fe's discussion PIC32 Single-Switch mouse and keyboard
"Really great work, thanks for sharing Kris!"
Dan Overholt replied to Michael Andrews's discussion Serial Emulation on CUI32
"Thanks for sharing, Dmitri!
-Dan"
Dan Overholt replied to Michael Andrews's discussion Power supply?
"Hi Mike,
The power is usually supplied via the USB cable when developing, but for more current or stand-alone operations the switch allows selection of the white JST connector for either a battery or some other source of power as labeled underneath…"
Dan Overholt replied to Michael Andrews's discussion Serial Emulation on CUI32
"Hi Michael,
You're already looking in the right place if you want to do this in MPLAB ... if you haven't tried out StickOS yet, though, its default is to show up like a RS-232 serial port on your PC - then you can just login to it via any…"
Dan Overholt replied to Stephen Scutt's discussion DEMOJM, CUI32 and CUI32stem...
"Hi Stephen,
In terms of the difference between the CUI32 (red) and CUI32Stem (black), the processors did get updated - but depending on your application it probably won't make much of a noticeable difference ... the primary things that are…"
Dan Overholt replied to steve's discussion Help with flash drive operation CUI32 and Stickos
"Hi Steve,
See here:
http://www.cpustick.com/downloads/microchip.pdf
It's pretty simple: you need to connect pin re6 high (3.3v) to disable autorun...
As shown in the above pdf, this is the default "autorun disable" pin, but you can…"
Dan Overholt replied to Brutus Gates's discussion StickOS and OSC
"
There are some examples of how to use a "WiFly" wireless 802.11 module to send OSC from StickOS in the PDF file linked to in this post:
http://overtone-labs.ning.com/profiles/blogs/cui32stem-for-sound-and-music-computing-interfaces
"
Dan Overholt's Blog
Running Arduino code on the CUI32Stem
Just a few bits of useful information if you're interested in running Arduino code on the CUI32Stem:
- use MPIDE to compile and send the code : http://www.chipkit.org/wiki/index.php?title=MPIDE_Installation
- hold down the "PROG" pushbutton on the CUI32Stem while pushing "RESET", this will put it into bootloader mode (you'll see a special pattern of flashes…
ContinuePosted on February 26, 2013 at 1:00pm
Accelerometer example for Grove 3-axis digital (±1.5g)
If you have one of these Grove I2C accelerometers from SeeedStudio, this example code will work with it.
http://www.seeedstudio.com/wiki/Grove_-_I2C_3-axis_Accelerometer
//original code form …
ContinuePosted on January 15, 2013 at 9:05am
Wireless capacitive touch sensing
Let's say you have 3 CUI32Stem boards, each with a ZigFlea board attached. One of them is the 'base' and is attached to your USB port, while the other two have Grove I2C touch sensors attached:…
Posted on January 15, 2013 at 9:00am
Knock Clock in StickOS BASIC
Knock Clock from Giorgio Uboldi on Vimeo.
This is a fun little project done by some fine folks at CIID. Here's a bit of code to accomplish the same in StickOS:
…
ContinuePosted on January 15, 2013 at 8:56am
Musical scales on a piezo buzzer / pseudo-theremin
If you would like to play simple major scales using a piezo buzzer or headphones / amplified speaker, the BASIC code by Rich Testardi below will do this.
You can alter the rhythm by changing the amounts in the sleep periods, or change the scale by moving the whole and half-steps…
ContinuePosted on January 15, 2013 at 8:30am
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