Thanks, noted !
Here's a small google spreadsheet with the netduino -> MCU pin mappings.
This is way out of my league but I agree with him, a special topic in the forum for this advanced topic
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#12178 Native code resources
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on 17 April 2011 - 06:18 PM
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This is way out of my league but I agree with him, a special topic in the forum for this advanced topic
#12177 General Structure for my Netduino Tutorials
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on 17 April 2011 - 06:08 PM
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Consider it doneadd one on reading from a potentiometer.
I'll contact you when there First learning dotnetnuke ...Saw it, will be feeding on it for general ideas, thanks.getting started hardware guide on the wiki.
It will not be a place for it all, but a place to really start on a good basis, that is my goal !
#12174 General Structure for my Netduino Tutorials
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on 17 April 2011 - 03:25 PM
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Hi everyone,
In about a month, I should put online my new site MichelTrahan.com and put many structured tutorials for the netduino on it.
When I say structured I mean that each and everyone of the tutorials will be backed by a Fritzing diagram, Full C# solution and complete documentation in both french and english (being in Quebec, this is mandatory).
Here is the global structure. Please comment if you see something missing or not appropriate. This is High Level.
Home
Curriculum
Readings
Best Shots
Netduino Tutorials
Introduction
.net MF and netduino
Board setup and configuration
Development tools
Inputs
Outpts
Storage (ND+, ND++)
Communication (ND+, ND++)
Power Supply (3.3V)
Beginners
Driving a simple LED
LED using PWM
Analog Temperature
Showing Temperature with a 7-Segment Display and one button (F or C)
Showing Temperature with a 4x20 LCD and 4 buttons (function, F or C, up down)
Showing Temperature Graphic History with a 600x200 Screen and 4 buttons again
Intermediate
Running a simple web server
Talking to ThingSpeak
Loggin it to SD Card
Loading code from an SD Card
... any other ideas ?
Widgets and Helper class
not there yet ... any ideas ?
Advance Topics
Writting native drivers (work for you Chris Walker!)
Full Fledge Projects
Robotics
Home Automation
Quadcopter (my own project, it should take a year and the ND Mega, read speadier)
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Basics
What's Needed
Pullup Resistors (Or Electronics Refresher (or tutorial for me lol) would be best)
Where to get things
Netduino Namespace Docs (automatically generated by sandcastle)
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Submitting Projects or Tutorials
Rules (Fritzing diagram, C# code, documentation)
Tools Needed (Fritzing, Inkscape, VS2010)
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People, Groups and Sites
Forums
Have not decided on which structure to put here ... I love the netduino forum format (ip.board)
About
Contact Me
And top level buttons like :
Login
Register
Donate
And top level language selection on each page (Français/English), probably flags (France/US)
That is it !
Any suggestions or comments ?
In about a month, I should put online my new site MichelTrahan.com and put many structured tutorials for the netduino on it.
When I say structured I mean that each and everyone of the tutorials will be backed by a Fritzing diagram, Full C# solution and complete documentation in both french and english (being in Quebec, this is mandatory).
Here is the global structure. Please comment if you see something missing or not appropriate. This is High Level.
Home
Curriculum
Readings
Best Shots
Netduino Tutorials
Introduction
.net MF and netduino
Board setup and configuration
Development tools
Inputs
Outpts
Storage (ND+, ND++)
Communication (ND+, ND++)
Power Supply (3.3V)
Beginners
Driving a simple LED
LED using PWM
Analog Temperature
Showing Temperature with a 7-Segment Display and one button (F or C)
Showing Temperature with a 4x20 LCD and 4 buttons (function, F or C, up down)
Showing Temperature Graphic History with a 600x200 Screen and 4 buttons again
Intermediate
Running a simple web server
Talking to ThingSpeak
Loggin it to SD Card
Loading code from an SD Card
... any other ideas ?
Widgets and Helper class
not there yet ... any ideas ?
Advance Topics
Writting native drivers (work for you Chris Walker!)
Full Fledge Projects
Robotics
Home Automation
Quadcopter (my own project, it should take a year and the ND Mega, read speadier)
------------------------
Basics
What's Needed
Pullup Resistors (Or Electronics Refresher (or tutorial for me lol) would be best)
Where to get things
Netduino Namespace Docs (automatically generated by sandcastle)
------------------------
Submitting Projects or Tutorials
Rules (Fritzing diagram, C# code, documentation)
Tools Needed (Fritzing, Inkscape, VS2010)
-----------------------
People, Groups and Sites
Forums
Have not decided on which structure to put here ... I love the netduino forum format (ip.board)
About
Contact Me
And top level buttons like :
Login
Register
Donate
And top level language selection on each page (Français/English), probably flags (France/US)
That is it !
Any suggestions or comments ?
#12166 SecretLabs Namespace Documentation
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on 17 April 2011 - 07:11 AM
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And the XML files generated
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#12165 SecretLabs Namespace Documentation
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on 17 April 2011 - 07:06 AM
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Hi everyone,
Here is the zip file containing all the HTML files generated by the sandcastle tool for the SecretLabs namespace.
I will build on that, hope it helps.
Mike.
p.s.: darn I have to split the files ... bigger than 2 megs ... put them back into one directory before using them ! The start pages of the namespace documentation starts with the letter N
p.p.s.: can anyone tell me why the chm file was not created ? I am on windows 7 64bits ...
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SecretLabsNamespaceDocsPart1.zip 1.33MB
71 downloads
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SecretLabsNamespaceDocsPart2.zip 801.96KB
42 downloads
#12163 How to access hardware timers/counters?
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on 17 April 2011 - 05:26 AM
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Netduino 2 (and Netduino 1)
And a tutorial on how to do that (documentation and sample code)perhaps what we need is a good way to launch native code routines off of timer interrupts?
I agree !It would be great if the three timer/counters in the Netduino ARM7 CPU were exposed ...
#12161 Anybody interested in a cheap IMU?
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on 17 April 2011 - 01:02 AM
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Any updates ?
#12152 Looking for hardware specific resources
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on 16 April 2011 - 03:26 PM
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It is needed by people like me ... so I'll be working on it for sureNetduino-specific libraries (SecretLabs.NETMF.*) do not currently have any documentation available online
#12148 Resetting on /Reset pin
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on 16 April 2011 - 02:18 PM
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Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1)
I don't know how to reset it but the netduino is 3.3V not 5V !Do I need to connect it to +5V to reset
#12147 *.brd file ?
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on 16 April 2011 - 01:58 PM
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I want to knowBTW, we're working on a little something "Mega-style". More on that later.
#12146 Looking for hardware specific resources
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on 16 April 2011 - 01:57 PM
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Welcome to the communityI ordered my Netduino Plus
Working on it !Is there a reference document or any other resource that has the complete list of these types of functions and there parameters?
There is a bunch of code samples all over the place (and some in the sandbox.netduino.com) but I am working on a series of formal Tutorials (with Fritzing diagrams, documentation and code sample) and, I am also planning to get this list of functions/types available to us in the SecretLabs namespace (Chris I'll need your input for that).
It should be organized and easy to find
In the meantime, search the forums using keywords like SPI or I2C, you should find something that helps
Mike.
#12124 TMP36 Temperature Sensor/SB Protoshield
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on 15 April 2011 - 02:31 PM
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Netduino 2 (and Netduino 1)
I had similar reading with my scope ... until I grounded it ...
just a thought, I know nothing in electronics, learning as I read about it here and there !
#12114 Getting Started Hardware
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on 14 April 2011 - 09:57 PM
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Taking notes ... cross post
a scope is a definite must ... It help me found out I was using the wrong item (mine has voltage so I discovered that I was sending peaks of +- 2V and I was using something needing 20V lol
Needless to say that I am a newbie and I want to build such a structured tutorial site. The sandbox is good but structure is missing for the right push ! The sandbox should be ready sooner than my site but I'll start asap !
a scope is a definite must ... It help me found out I was using the wrong item (mine has voltage so I discovered that I was sending peaks of +- 2V and I was using something needing 20V lol
Needless to say that I am a newbie and I want to build such a structured tutorial site. The sandbox is good but structure is missing for the right push ! The sandbox should be ready sooner than my site but I'll start asap !
#12102 Code Repository
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on 14 April 2011 - 12:30 PM
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Me too ![Chris is taking notes.]
See this
I am very serious to get this tutorial built, planing to buy a .com or .org for it, serious. If we agree that it need to be, I'll buy it tonight (almost bought it this morning since both are available) ... should it be .com or .org ?
Mike.
#12101 Plan for training and education
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on 14 April 2011 - 12:11 PM
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Hi Everybody,
I am thinking of buying a .com domain for netduino tutorials and call it ... netduinotutorials.com ? (should it be .org ?)
I want to document every project/tutorial with Fritzing diagrams (Fritzing.org) (Thanks to Stefan for this link), Visual Studio C# solutions, and a lot of explanation ... about many things.
I would also like to include a coding style (make many things static since we are in a very small footprint (does that make sense for an explanation ?)
I would like to invite many (like omar) to donate their project to this tutorial effort. I would like it to be open source with editing to enforce coding style (would that be too much to ask ?)
This project will take time since I want every project to be defined into Fritzing (read defining the parts graphics and specs).
Anyone interesting about that ?
Mike
I am thinking of buying a .com domain for netduino tutorials and call it ... netduinotutorials.com ? (should it be .org ?)
I want to document every project/tutorial with Fritzing diagrams (Fritzing.org) (Thanks to Stefan for this link), Visual Studio C# solutions, and a lot of explanation ... about many things.
I would also like to include a coding style (make many things static since we are in a very small footprint (does that make sense for an explanation ?)
I would like to invite many (like omar) to donate their project to this tutorial effort. I would like it to be open source with editing to enforce coding style (would that be too much to ask ?)
This project will take time since I want every project to be defined into Fritzing (read defining the parts graphics and specs).
Anyone interesting about that ?
Mike
#12052 Curious Cloud - Netduino strikes again!
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on 13 April 2011 - 03:32 AM
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General Discussion
I think it goes with the feeling green imperative... I don't quite get the sensor fascination everybody else seem to share - probably just me missing out on something...
Using heating when people are coming home/waking up and mostly turning it off when leaving home for a while (that needs to be defined) things like that ... my thoughts !
#12051 Easy multiplexing with the Netduino
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on 13 April 2011 - 03:23 AM
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Project Showcase
Great Tool, THANKS FOR SHARING (Sorry about the caps but this is exciting to me !)The schematics are made with the free tool Fritzing. Should also be mentioned since the tool is a great help!
#12038 Curious Cloud - Netduino strikes again!
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on 12 April 2011 - 08:27 PM
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General Discussion
Fostering interest in the cloud and azure I'd say ! But first time I see it ! Too late anyway !
#12012 Read Debug.Print() output without Visual Studio
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on 12 April 2011 - 01:28 PM
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Netduino 2 (and Netduino 1)
Chris, I want to know how to do that ...You can also hook into the MFDeployEngine (the same thing that MFDeploy does) and tap into the Netduino's Debug.Print USB output stream.
I want to start playing with Accel/Magneto/Gyro sensors and display on screen the resulting position/velocity ... (saw it many times but still wonder how to do it) ... graphically at that too ... any suggestions ?
#12011 Threads VS Timers
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on 12 April 2011 - 01:23 PM
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Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1)
We have to work on a tutorial section ! Thanks for sharing this one !See this tutorial for details
#12010 I2C Where do I start
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on 12 April 2011 - 01:17 PM
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Netduino 2 (and Netduino 1)
Boy do we need a tutorial LOLHowever, some sensors/devices may have those built-in (e.g. Sparkfun breakout boards).
Sorry, my lack of knowledge ... I didn't know why it was created ! Thanks !what do you mean by 'encapsulate all this'?
#12009 My first netduino experience
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on 12 April 2011 - 01:12 PM
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Project Showcase
Will it eliminate the need for pullup resistors ?Still wondering about the i2c board...
#12008 Cosine function
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on 12 April 2011 - 01:10 PM
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General Discussion
Or simply giving it to Microsoft to include in the .net mf framework ? Solving the problem, not patching it ?could you manage any way to cut-off the original MF math and insert the ours?
Just a thought
And as a physicist ... I want a real math library ...
#12004 Threads VS Timers
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on 12 April 2011 - 01:00 PM
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Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1)
I read somewhere that the Times are not to be trusted ... not precise ...
And a thread for each input ... isn't that an overkill ?
Comments by a real newby ...
#12003 My first netduino experience
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on 12 April 2011 - 12:56 PM
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Project Showcase
Your code makes me think about some code I wrote some 25 years ago ... using punch cards ... tedious work I had written : Computing is easy ! Which was not then LOL
I had written : Computing is easy ! Which was not then LOL
