Hi Naga,

I'm currentley working on the emulator with a few colleges. At the moment you can run some basic programs on the emulator. As with just updated the software archetecture. We currentley only support one push button, toggle switch and one LED as an output. While I do undetstand this is limeted more will be available when we sort out moveing the devices around the work space.

The new version is availavle here : http://netduinoemula...ist/changesets#

You will get more files than you need but if you work with the Netduino Emulator V1.275 folder that is the most up to date.

If you want to play with a bit more the older version is available: http://netduinoemula...wnloadId=147473

This has buttons/toggle switchs and LED/DC motors to play with.

It currentley support Digital Inputs/Outputs only as we need to intergrate analgue set up with Microsoft .Net Framework which were a little stuck with same with PWM.

While limeted it does however show the basics and demonstartes how easy it really is to use Netduino.

Cheers
Chris

NetduinoEmulator Team

Thanks for your reply!
First I will work on emulator, but I really like this.
Hardware for software people!

Hi Friends,

I am new to this netduino(Micro framework). I need help friends.
Today only I visited http://www.netduino.com/, I saw sample video this is really cool. I like to develop some small thing.

1) For this What are the things we need?
2) Can we run the programs in Emulator or we need to buy the hardware? Because first I want to play with it.
3) One thing I would like to ask is, I want to show Number using Number LED. is it possible that in that hardware.

Please friends help me to know in detail. I am looking for your feedback.

Enjoy while coding..!

Thanks,
Naga Harish.