This link also helped me a lot in moving forward with writing my own programs in I2C for my internship.
If your'e ever looking to develop your own library or driver, I couldn't find a better source to get started with.
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woof_woof_bark_bark's ContentThere have been 8 items by woof_woof_bark_bark (Search limited from 06-May 23) #60952 Newbie QuestionPosted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 12 December 2014 - 06:36 PM in Visual Studio This link also helped me a lot in moving forward with writing my own programs in I2C for my internship.
If your'e ever looking to develop your own library or driver, I couldn't find a better source to get started with. #60953 Newbie QuestionPosted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 12 December 2014 - 06:36 PM in Visual Studio haha forgot the link: http://blog.codeblac...d-with-I2C.aspx #60951 IntelliSense SuggestionsPosted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 12 December 2014 - 06:28 PM in Visual Studio Hello World, I'm working on a driver and the basic gist/setup of the method is :
public enum { cat = 0, dog = 1 }
public void SpecificChipFunctionality(int x, animals y)
{
}
I want to make the driver so that the user - when calling the method gets some sort of prompt from intellisense suggesting that "cat" should be used. The only way that I know how to do that is:
public void SpecificChipFunctionality(int x, animals y = animals.cat)
{
}
My issue with doing this is I have another method with the same name that takes in a byte, and if I want to call the byte form, Visual Studio converts my input (ex. 0x16) to an int and executes the wrong method.
Is there a way to suggest that a specific value is used without having to set it equal?
Thanks,
woof_woof_bark_bark
#59977 Analog Input LimitsPosted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 03 September 2014 - 11:21 AM in Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1) I had a feeling that it wouldn't be possible. Thanks so much for the help! Good luck and good thoughts, woof_woof_bark_bark #59973 Analog Input LimitsPosted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 02 September 2014 - 08:07 PM in Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1) Hello all,
PS. this is how I set up my code while using the 3.3 V pin as the source to my potentiometer providing me with an output that is between 0-1 (the voltage as a percent of 3.3 V). When I would use 5 V as the source and change AnalogReference_float to 5 as well; my output would be 0-1 (when at or below 3.3 V) and 1 - 0.6 (when voltage to the analog input pin was 3.3 V - 5 V) The biggest desire is to at least figure out - if possible - how to change the percentage ie: I would love to make the output a voltage as a percent of X as opposed to being locked into 3.3V. #59560 Some serious issues with Netduino+2Posted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 05 August 2014 - 11:25 AM in Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1) Thanks for the reply, I don't know what I did between my multiple attempts to get the board working, but suddenly after plugging it one of the many times it just worked and now I got the firmware updated to 4.3.1.
Being new to this board, I do have one question. I'm working on this project that seems to be wrong, and after trying to put it on my board I found that when I went back to trying to but previously working programs on my board I get the error "An error has occurred. Please check your hardware." While reading the forums I thought the way to fix this would be to plug/unplug the netduino and then erase using MFDeploy. However, when I click erase after all this, nothing shows up that can be erased.
The only solution I've found to get the board working again is to reinstall the firmware, and I don't think that I should have to be doing that. Any Ideas what might be going on or what I might be doing wrong (besides writing a code that doesn't work)? #59594 Some serious issues with Netduino+2Posted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 07 August 2014 - 11:57 AM in Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1) Worked like a charm thank you! #59549 Some serious issues with Netduino+2Posted by woof_woof_bark_bark on 04 August 2014 - 03:42 PM in Netduino Plus 2 (and Netduino Plus 1) Hello all, I just recently got my netduino in the mail Thursday, and I seem to have several issues with it. While trying to install a basic led flashing sequence, (I had had it installed earlier but tried to write another program that ended up wrong and scratched for the time being) I am prevented by the error "An error has occurred. Please check your hardware"
Like I said the board is brand new, and I don't know what could be wrong.
Things I've tried: -Using MFDeploy, I tried looking at the device capabilities for the purpose of updating the firmware in hopes that might fix everything and sometimes if I try multiple times I get something that makes sense but most of the time I get pages of lines that read: "Failed allocation for 5 blocks, 60 bytes"
-I've also tried hitting erase in MFDeploy while trying to follow the steps to update the firmware and all I get is a constant stream of "Failed allocation for 5 blocks, 60 bytes"
-I've installed the installer for the latest firmware and my device doesn't show up.
- I've installed other programs the STDFU Tester application as instructed by the forums if the previous issue comes up, and that also seems to do nothing/doesn't recognize the device.
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My goal was to try and return this to factory settings as it was working for a period out of the box but the errors seem to be overwhelming and I'm trying to fix this quite quickly.
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