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[Chris Walker]

Is there anyone else working on a proto shield to match the new headers?

Arduino has one...
http://www.amazon.co...d/dp/B007QXTRNA

If there's enough demand, we may make a Netduino ProtoShield (or ProtoShield kit) which also brings out the ICSP headers for the few shields which need that. The MakerShield also routes these pins today--and we've asked MakerShed to update it to reflect the new pinout.

Chris

[carb]

Dave, Great video, but who was the female spectral image that walked past the Netduino Plus 2? Was she from the past or future? Chuck

[JerseyTechGuy]

Arduino has one...
http://www.amazon.co...d/dp/B007QXTRNA

If there's enough demand, we may make a Netduino ProtoShield (or ProtoShield kit) which also brings out the ICSP headers for the few shields which need that. The MakerShield also routes these pins today--and we've asked MakerShed to update it to reflect the new pinout.

Chris

I'd be on board for a bunch of them if SecretLabs came out with their own. I found the Freetronics ones very handy for prototyping.

[JerseyTechGuy]

Dave,

Great video, but who was the female spectral image that walked past the Netduino Plus 2? Was she from the past or future?

Chuck

You made me go back and watch my own video Chuck! Thought I missed some valuable paranormal evidence

[JerseyTechGuy]

I successfully uploaded one of my projects that uses the NeonMika web server to the ND+2. Ran 100% right out of the gate. Since I am configuring the Network Settings from the SD card, I didn't run into the DHCP issue. I do have to say the board seems much faster than it's predecessor.

[Humancell]

Those cases look very nice, do you ship to Europe ?

- Ulrik

Yes ... I can ship USPS to Europe!


Scott

[stotech]

If anyone else has been hanging out to get some shipped to Australia. Try Cana-Kit. $12 Shipping. I'm so crazy for some of these I would have payed twice that.

Can't Wait!

[MrCalico]

Hi Chris, Pretty cool! Will it have enough resources now to get the MS Robotics Developer Studio to work with it? MrCalico

[Chris Walker]

Pretty cool! Will it have enough resources now to get the MS Robotics Developer Studio to work with it?

Oh man, that _would_ be cool!

Chris

[davidbates]

Awesome Chris and Team. It's been awhile since I saw you guys last. Will you be showing this off at CES this year?

[Chris Walker]

Awesome Chris and Team. It's been awhile since I saw you guys last. Will you be showing this off at CES this year?

Thanks David

We're headed to CES to meet with lots of people, but we won't have a booth this year. Perhaps we should all get together for dinner one night?

Chris

[Stefan]

Awesome Chris and Team. It's been awhile since I saw you guys last. Will you be showing this off at CES this year?

I wish I could come, but time is killing me at the moment

[JerseyTechGuy]

I wish I could come, but time is killing me at the moment

You haven't built a time machine out of the Netduino 2 yet?

[niek1974]

Sorry , i new with this board .But can somebody tell me if i can run netduino plus software without any problem into an netduino plus 2.. fo missing things of timing problems te be expected then !

[JerseyTechGuy]

Sorry , i new with this board .But can somebody tell me if i can run netduino plus software without any problem into an netduino plus 2.. fo missing things of timing problems te be expected then !

It depends on what you are running. I have a web server project that I easily re-deployed on the ND+2 and ran. My other projects won't run as they use I2C and there are some I2C bugs on the ND+2 at the moment. An update is due out next week to fix the I2C issues.

[Howie Goodell]

Hi Paolo,

It's a standard MiniJTAG port (Cortex Debug Port to be exact).

You can debug using the STLink/V2 and TI MDL-ADA2 JTAG to MiniJTAG adapter. $41.25 for the set, which is ridiculously inexpensive.

We use these instead of our $2000+ ARM RVICE hardware. It works beautifully and supports quite a few breakpoints. We debug C# code, step into native code (alt+tab) and back and forth. It's pretty awesome.

And for those who want a really really nice Cortex-M4F devboard for C/C++ code...Netduino Plus 2 does that really well too. Arduino shield compatibility is a big bonus there too.

Chris

Hi Chris,

All purchased and on my desk. However, there is a teensy problem. The mini JTAG cable Mouser sent us with the TI MDL-ADA2 JTAG to MiniJTAG adapter is female-to-female, but the mini-JTAG connection on the Netduino Plus 2 requires pins on the connector. Are your mini-JTAG connectors male-to-female, or are you doing something else you didn't mention in your post? Two possibilities:

• You bought a male-to-male mini-JTAG adapter.
• If the orientation of the pins works, you removed the RESET button from the mini-JTAG adapter and pushed its pins through the board with no cable.

Example of #1: in Mouser's "customers also purchased" box, I found a 20-pin male-to-male connector that might work sawed in half. Let us know!

Thanks!
Howie

[supra]

Woot! A Netduino Plus 2!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Nzw1t00Vnk

Hi Stefan,
R u using 2x74HC595?

[CW2]

Usually, 10 pin header is soldered on the board - for example FCI part number 20021111-00010T4LF.

[JerseyTechGuy]

Hi Stefan,
R u using 2x74HC595?

This is the Lol Shield. Available from many vendors.

[Stefan]

Hi Stefan,
R u using 2x74HC595?

Nope, it's a technique called charlieplexing. Demonstrated with the LoL Shield