hi people,
Iam an absolutley newbie but i have two questions.
will this work with netduino ?
Device 1
Device 2
and my second question:
will this work with netduino GO (and if only with go or can i buy modules for netduino plus 2 ? )
Device 3 GO
hope you can answer my questions
Will this work with my netduino plus 2 ?
Started by frajen, Dec 14 2012 11:20 AM
2 replies to this topic
#1
Posted 14 December 2012 - 11:20 AM
#2
Posted 14 December 2012 - 05:27 PM
Hi frajen,
(1) It's a Gadgeteer "U" module, so if you're willing to give up 4 GoPorts on your Netduino Go you can plug it in and use it as a SerialPort (turning off GoBus on half of the board's GoPorts). You may need to tweak the C# drivers for it though, to remove the Gadgeteer dependencies.
(2) Since Gadgeteer is a pin mapping system, you could also use this with a Netduino Plus. You can pick up a Gadgeteer Extender (breakout board) and wire the necessary pins to one of the 4 UARTs on your Netduino Plus 2. The note on drivers from scenario (1) still applies here.
(3) We are working on a Gadgeteer Adapter for Netduino. When this product is released, you could plug that module into any "U" Gadgeteer socket on that board and use it as-is. But this is a future scenario, so I'd stick with (1) or (2) for now.
Chris
Yes, that Arduino XBee Shield (and XBee modules) should work with Netduino. If it uses the 6-pin "ICSP" header on the bottom to route SPI communication, you'll need to sandwich a MakerShield between it and your Netduino Plus 2. This will make sure the pins get routed to the right place.
There are a few ways that you can use that Gadgeteer RFID module with Netduino...will this work with netduino GO (and if only with go or can i buy modules for netduino plus 2 ? )
Device 3 GO
(1) It's a Gadgeteer "U" module, so if you're willing to give up 4 GoPorts on your Netduino Go you can plug it in and use it as a SerialPort (turning off GoBus on half of the board's GoPorts). You may need to tweak the C# drivers for it though, to remove the Gadgeteer dependencies.
(2) Since Gadgeteer is a pin mapping system, you could also use this with a Netduino Plus. You can pick up a Gadgeteer Extender (breakout board) and wire the necessary pins to one of the 4 UARTs on your Netduino Plus 2. The note on drivers from scenario (1) still applies here.
(3) We are working on a Gadgeteer Adapter for Netduino. When this product is released, you could plug that module into any "U" Gadgeteer socket on that board and use it as-is. But this is a future scenario, so I'd stick with (1) or (2) for now.
Chris
#3
Posted 17 December 2012 - 08:53 PM
Thank you for your answer
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