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#1 EC_dude

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 04:20 PM

Hello all I am a complete beginner here. Looking through some codes, I just wondered whether there is some source where I can see how coding is done in Netduino. I mean reading the codes, I can understand them but how can we become aware of the functionalities available ? Please reply..
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#2 Chris Walker

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 04:24 PM

Hi EC_dude, Are you wanting to see how to write code in C# for the Netduino--or wanting to dig into the open souce firmware source code that powers the Netduino itself? Two good places to start: Downloads @ http://www.netduino.com/downloads/ Sample Projects @ http://www.netduino.com/projects/ Chris

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 04:31 PM

I mean C# for the netduino... I am going through the projects but is that all I can do or is there something like an instruction manual which gives the knowledge of the various options available ..
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#4 Chris Walker

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 04:49 PM

Hi EC_dude, We're working on a "getting started" guide, but in the meantime one of the best places to start is by looking at the projects people have built: http://forums.netdui...oject-showcase/ An overview of the hardware features available: OutputPort -- change output voltage on pin to logic 1/3.3V or logic 0/0V InputPort/InterruptPort -- detect input voltage on pin (logic 1/3.3V or logic 0/0V) AnalogInput (ADC) -- detect range of input voltage on pin (in 1000 steps) PWM -- intensity of LEDs, speed of motors, position of servos UART -- serial communications SPI -- communication protocol for expansion I2C -- communication protocol for expansion Chris

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 04:54 PM

I mean C# for the netduino... I am going through the projects but is that all I can do or is there something like an instruction manual which gives the knowledge of the various options available ..

As Chris pointed out, the download page is a good place to start. Modify an existing program or start writing on your own. As you type, Visual Studio will give you hints. If that is not enough, you can always look things up. Microsoft has TONS of documentation on NETMF. There is no need to learn everything at once. Just start with areas that interest you and have fun!
http://msdn.microsof...y/ee435793.aspx

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 06:09 PM

Perhaps you're already on this road, but when the getting started guide comes out, if it could be in a wiki or some other community-editable format, that would be great. If you need a suggestion for wiki software, I like the Screwturn wiki, it's very simple, open source, and .net based.

Full disclosure: I'm listed as a contributor to the Screwturn project, but my contributions were more by accident than intentional...

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Posted 11 October 2010 - 08:25 PM

Perhaps you're already on this road, but when the getting started guide comes out, if it could be in a wiki or some other community-editable format, that would be great. If you need a suggestion for wiki software, I like the Screwturn wiki, it's very simple, open source, and .net based.

Full disclosure: I'm listed as a contributor to the Screwturn project, but my contributions were more by accident than intentional...


+1 for a Netduino Wiki
+1 for Screwturn, very efficient

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#8 EC_dude

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Posted 12 October 2010 - 09:03 AM

Thanks people ! That was certainly helpful and I have started doing some things with my Netduino. Waiting for the user guide !
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