Netduino Plus as Go Module
Started by Nicky, Nov 06 2012 04:31 PM
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#1
Posted 06 November 2012 - 04:31 PM
Hi
During work on my Netduino Go, I've been working using a Netduino Plus for SD and network support. I thought this might could come handy for some (a little bit late maybe), so I have made a Codeplex project for it.
It only contains the operations and classes that I have needed this far, so you might have to add some. Read the notice on the front page, before using it.
I have only tried connecting the Netduino to Socket 1.
To use the Netduino, simply create a new instance as a regular module, and use the included classes instead of System.IO.File etc.. You will still have to use enumerations from the framework when needed.
I will put some more stuff in the library, as it gets done.
For wiring, see Fabiens article: http://channel9.msdn...y-Netduino-Care - I did like he explained, when in this case, the display would be the Netduino Go. The only difference is, that you also have to connect the two UARTs.
There might be some unused stuff somewhere in the code from the rest of my project - it should all be gone, but if it's still there, just ignore it.
Any feedback would be awesome... if anyone wants to contrib, I can add you on Codeplex.
During work on my Netduino Go, I've been working using a Netduino Plus for SD and network support. I thought this might could come handy for some (a little bit late maybe), so I have made a Codeplex project for it.
It only contains the operations and classes that I have needed this far, so you might have to add some. Read the notice on the front page, before using it.
I have only tried connecting the Netduino to Socket 1.
To use the Netduino, simply create a new instance as a regular module, and use the included classes instead of System.IO.File etc.. You will still have to use enumerations from the framework when needed.
I will put some more stuff in the library, as it gets done.
For wiring, see Fabiens article: http://channel9.msdn...y-Netduino-Care - I did like he explained, when in this case, the display would be the Netduino Go. The only difference is, that you also have to connect the two UARTs.
There might be some unused stuff somewhere in the code from the rest of my project - it should all be gone, but if it's still there, just ignore it.
Any feedback would be awesome... if anyone wants to contrib, I can add you on Codeplex.
ntools
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Netduino Plus Go Module · Xml Parser
http://ntools.codeplex.com/
#2
Posted 06 November 2012 - 05:02 PM
Cool, Nicky. Thanks for sharing.
Do you have a link?
#3
Posted 06 November 2012 - 05:05 PM
The link was already there, but perhaps not visible enough
http://ntools.codeplex.com/
The code is under the "Source" tab.
ntools
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Netduino Plus Go Module · Xml Parser
http://ntools.codeplex.com/
#4
Posted 11 November 2012 - 02:42 PM
Would you be able to use the Plus alongside a Shield Base? Or does the restriction still apply?
#5
Posted 12 November 2012 - 12:08 PM
I'm running a Plus on socket 1, RGB Led (or used to until it started messing up) on Socket 2, nwazet display on Socket 3, and finally a Shieldbase on Socket 5
ntools
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Netduino Plus Go Module · Xml Parser
http://ntools.codeplex.com/
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