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[duckyshine]

I purchased a Netduino Starter Kit (Button, RGB LED, Potentiometer, & Touchscreen go back in late 2012 and toyed with it a bit and then just completely forgot about it after moving, and found it once again at the bottom of a box.

Now since I'm using a new computer I don't any of the References. I've been able to make the main power LED blink but thats it.

I've scoured the internet finding posts and even the wiki showing a link to it but it just ends up linking to the downloads on netduino. Could anyone show me a link to the References for the modules? 

 

  Thanks in advance.

[beastyboy]

Take a look in this forum post.

 

There are the latest downloads for the Netduino and Go.

 

Remember that the GO is not on 4.3 so you have to change your project target to 4.2

 

http://forums.netdui...vs2012-support/

 

Alternatively you also can use the experimental version that is also show in that post above.

 

Cheers

Olaf

[duckyshine]

Not sure you understood what I was asking, I mean like the Go!modules for visual studios.  

 

 

In this link: https://encrypted-tb...hotVtSQqV0VHi7w

 

 

 

 

 

• [*]Add the references for the go!modules you'd like to use (NetduinoGo.Button.dll, Nwazet.Relay.dll, etc.) using the "Add References..." dialog.
  [/list]Now go ahead and plug in the modules that you'd like to use.

 

 

 

1. NetduinoGo.Button button = new NetduinoGo.Button(); // find first available buttonbutton.ButtonReleased += new NetduinoGo.Button.ButtonEventHandler(button_ButtonReleased);static void button_ButtonReleased(object sender, bool buttonState){ Debug.Print("Button has been released.");}

 

 

 

 

I don't have any of the modules thus NetduinoGo.Button is not recognized? No link that I could find?

[beastyboy]

The module dll files are in the netduino sdk installer.

 

So after installation you have to add the references to those files.

 

If you don not have any modules attached the code will not work.

 

You only have access to the onboard led and the onboard switch.

 

The onboard led by using and output port declaration and the onboard switch by declaring an input port.

 

 

I can make an screenshot of my installation of you require more help.

[duckyshine]

Screen shots would be much much appreciated thanks!