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eduncan911

Member Since 15 Jun 2012
Offline Last Active Jun 20 2012 01:17 AM

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In Topic: Reset not working, preparing to deploy assemblies to the device netduino

19 June 2012 - 08:10 PM

unplug netduino from usb
let the deploy fail in VS
plug in usb
wait 15 seconds for it to boot
redeploy from VS
be patient // it can take a full minute to deploy and debug

Above often needed on win7....

You're right, that worked for me!

Leave Visual Studio open, and do everything he posted above. When unplugging, let it fail and leave VS open, plug it back in and hit Debug - BAM, just a few seconds and its debugging.

Thanks!

In Topic: 24vdc to 9vdc step down

15 June 2012 - 07:41 PM

Couldn't you use a voltage divider with two resistors to lower the value? Just taking a stab, but it sounds like you want to take a 24vdc circuit and wire in parallel another circuit, but you only want 9vdc in that circuit. Google "Voltage Divider", or even "Voltage Divider Calculator" for some online help. The formula is: Vout = Vin * R1(R1 + R2) Here's a good hit, showing where you'd "tap" to get your 9vdc (shown as 6vdc here): http://www.thecarpcs...vider&Itemid=88

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