I finally managed to find time to create AVR-Ada RPMs for Fedora. The packages are available for Fedora 17 and 18 on i386 and x86_64 architectures.
To install them you need to create file /etc/yum.repos.d/fedora-adalanguage.repo with contents:
[fedora-adalanguage] name=Tero's Fedora RPM repository for …[more]
Required parts:
I had a couple of extra DS18B20 temperature sensors lying around, so I was interested in communicating with them using Arduino.
DS18B20 uses 1-wire protocol for communication …
[more]Arduino Due is another Arduino board, but with Atmel ARM processor instead of AVR. I have had Due for a while, but flashing it on Linux had not been working. However, now I managed to flash simple blink app (written in C++) on Linux using bossac:
sudo ~/programs64/arduino-1.5 …[more]
A seven-segment display is nice for showing a single number. And 4-digit display is 4 times as nice since it can show four numbers.
However, using 4-digit version is also somewhat more complicated. The 4-digit 7-segment display (which I use) is done so that each digit will have same …
i2c tmp102 avrada fedora rpms uart trinket raspberrypi wheezy debian packaging disqus nfc pn532 adafruit yubikey olimexino neopixel led rgb delay leonardo usb interrupts xbee ds18b20 power ubuntu button debounce input ina219 olimex teensy atmega32u4 at90usb1286 attiny attiny4313 usi eeprom progmem lcd nokia3310 arduino alarm clock ds1307 buzzer display onewire temperature arduino-due time 7segment mega2560 motor shield pololu robot pwm attiny2313 thinkpad gnat shell avrada12 avr gcc
www.flickr.com
|
Copyright © 2012, 2013 Tero Koskinen - Theme Skeleton; Blogging engine Pelican; Powered by Python
