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On Oct 6, 2:39 pm, lowcost wrote:
> Ulf Samuelsson ha scritto:
I didn't see your original post, but you (Ulf) should take a look at
Atmel's example for the USB162 composite device (Mouse, Keyboard and
Mass Storage):
>
> > Funny, I got a ~700 byte ATtiny13 assembler program
> > fr...
larwe - 16:00 05-10-08
I need to write a semi-realtime Linux-based GUI for an embedded app.
It pulls data in from two V4L infra-red cameras and displays a
synthesized with some somewhat-synchronized data from a sensor array
connected over USB-to-serial.
Last time I did this, I wrote it as a svgalib app. This time I'...
Frank Buss - 02:24 03-10-08
Blip wrote:
> This seems to me like a dumb question, but I don't know what the
> answer is...
>
> We are building a product using the LPC2368 (which has a MAC) & a
> Micrel KSZ8721 (PHY). As part of the prototype programming effort, I
> include a random MAC address in software as part...
SQL Star International,Inc - 17:39 01-10-08
Dear Linux Experts,
Our parent company SQL Star International, Inc is in the business of
providing technology solutions for the next generation. Currently we
have partnered with San Diego based Wireless Solutions provider and
synergizing with them to develop robust OpenSource solutions for
wi...
On Wed, 1 Oct 2008 15:45:14 +1000, "PhilW" wrote:
>
> "Rich Webb" wrote in message
> news:vlj5e4t6lqqprmagrakv9tp44joer11otm@4ax.com...
> > On Wed, 1 Oct 2008 09:42:46 +1000, "PhilW" wrote:
> >
> > >
> > > Ok, then you have no choice but to write low level code to fudge the 9b...
faiyaz - 01:12 01-10-08
Hi
I am using Atmel's AT91SAM7S64 microcontroller which
includes a USB device port. We have written the firmware for this
controller to send a packet of data through USB Endpoint 1. We have made
this endpoint as Isochronous In endpiont. Now our problem is we are
writing the packet in the Fifo ...
On Wed, 1 Oct 2008 09:42:46 +1000, "PhilW" wrote:
>
> Ok, then you have no choice but to write low level code to fudge the 9bit
> char by using the mark/space parity control.
Sorry for jumping in here so far down in the thread, but to throw out
another option for the OP: Add a microcon...
juanmafreelance - 21:25 30-09-08
Hi! I am noob in this newsgroup, but i think that it is very interesting.
I'm not english, and I speack very bad it, i'm sorry.
My question is: How connect a PC Embedded with a Vending Machine?? I know
that the protocol used is MDB, but it is different to the pc conector
(RS232, USB, I2C, etc)...
larwe - 20:02 30-09-08
Will trade for something interesting of similar value.
I've got an unwanted Freescale MPC8315E-RDB here on my desk. It has
been unpacked and repacked once, but is otherwise absolutely new -
nothing has even been changed on the hard disk. Specs for the kit are
and in more detail at .
It...
=?windows-1252?Q?Glenn_M=F8ller-Holst?= - 12:16 30-09-08
angaddhot@gmail.com wrote:
> On Sep 30, 6:56 pm, Vladimir Vassilevsky
> wrote:
> > angadd...@gmail.com wrote:
> > > We are working on a project based on Vehicle tracking system.In one of
> > > our module we are using audio(voice) for Public transport system.As
> > > if for now we ar...![Re: Need good quality Audio output through LPC21xx controller [ LPC214x ? ]](/new/images/icon_more.jpg)
15:33 28-09-08
Hi!
I'm sorry but I am not English and I speack English very bad.
My question is: How connect a PC Embedded to Vending Machine? I know
that exist a protocol MDB that is used by vending machine, but this
conector is different to pc conector (RS232, USB, i2c, etc). Can I
connect a PC Embedded...
10:21 26-09-08
On Sep 25, 7:54 pm, PP wrote:
> I'm looking for a micro device with:
> cpu
> little storage
> little display (3/4/5 inch)
> little case
> low energy consumption
> support for micro OS (linux or other)
> wifi support
You aren't real specific on what you need for a display capabi...
m - 09:33 26-09-08
I am trying to select a uP to build into an embedded device. Here are
the requirements:
- Run full Linux with MMU support
- External bus support for more than 256MB of RAM, preferably DDR2
- Support for 64MB+ of NAND FLASH
- Support for 8MB of NOR FLASH
- I2C (2 ports ideal, one is OK)
- S...
=?windows-1252?Q?Glenn_M=F8ller-Holst?= - 13:24 24-09-08
Glenn Møller-Holst wrote:
> abcd12 wrote:
> > Hi!
> >
> > I am building a simple monitoring system, that would read data from few
> > sensors and display them on a colour 320x240 LCD. As far as the
> > microcontroller goes, I'll probably go with ARM9 or ARM7. Do you have any
> > sugges...![Re: Which development board and LCD? [ More about Openmoko Neo Freerunner ]](/new/images/icon_more.jpg)
Thank to "cs_posting", Mil Wilson, and all the other respondents, I have
gotten my Linux machine talking to my Luminary LM3S811 evaluation board.
The board uses an FTDI FT2232D chip in a design that is advertised as
being compliant to the OpenOCD design, but which uses a unique product
ID. ...
Peter Keller - 01:05 23-09-08
Hello,
I've done some PIC development before, with the PIC16F690, PIC18F4321,
etc. and I'm thinking about trying out the Atmel processors since I've
heard they have a flat memory space (no banks), a software stack, and
other things I am interested in. What would be a good entry level atmel
mi...
mahendravarman15 - 12:34 22-09-08
we are using ISP1760 along with blackfin processor
Iam writing my own code for enumerating internal hub and external device
First I connected the usb mouse to external port
next,I can successfully able to enumerate the internal hub and can power
up. The vbus is applied and the mouse is powere...
galapogos - 02:30 19-09-08
Hi,
I have a Cypress EZ-USB FX2 USB mass storage device. AFAIK firmware is
only allowed to be downloaded to either the external EEPROM or
internal RAM when the device either
1) Does not have an EEPROM, or
2) Has an empty EEPROM without any existing firmware
When this happens, the host PC w...
peter_H - 21:37 18-09-08
Hi, I bought a ARM920T based dev. board from
http://www.developmentboard.net couple weeks ago. It came with a manual and
in these days I"m following the manual to test it, now I get a problem. I
am using Windows VISTA OS on Dell laptop which is not having a 9pin serial
port, after consulting the ven...
Mel - 12:15 17-09-08
Has anybody worked with these? I'm having trouble finding any information
about serial output formats. I've got this far: I've configured it for
UDP, and sent a UDP packet with a string of ASCII alphanumeric characters
as payload (using the Python socket module). The serial output then
provid...
This is kind of off-topic, but maybe someone has an answer.
I use a laptop running Ubuntu for giving presentations, and my latest
presentation involves talking to a Luminary LM8S311 evaluation board to
give a demonstration.
This works fine on Windows XT -- connects right up, and I can do d...
16:37 16-09-08
On Sep 16, 1:05 pm, onlinef...@usenet.cnntp.org (Florian E. Teply)
wrote:
> currently i'm looking for some evaluation boards which include a
> standardized bus interface like VMEbus or PCI or NuBus or something like
> that.
>
> Just so i can share peripherals like, say some serial inter...
rf_orcullo - 09:13 12-09-08
Good day everyone!
I have a problem with CY7C68013. Before, I was able to program and use
this chip. When I got a new different chip for a new different project, I
had a problem with the drivers because the new project uses different
driver. CY7C68013 can be detected on the computer but my sof...
Frank Buss - 00:13 11-09-08
redkaa wrote:
> Hello, friends!
> I'm searching for some cheapest SBC to run a web and sql servers in my
> home local network. It should perform a query to 100,000-records phone
> directory. I do not think that the whole PC is a suitable solution - I want
> it to be silent and power-eff...
> > AVR32 and AVR32 Studio
> AVR32 Studio is Eclipse, which is full-featured but for my money very
> slow.
Saw some studies on this.
Eclipse uses a lot of RAM. Minimum 1 GB, possibly 2 GB is needed.
If you have too little RAM you would obviously be swapping = SLOW.
> The JTAG hardwar...
larwe - 09:16 05-09-08
On Sep 5, 6:47=A0am, 2Penny wrote:
> =A0 =A0 =A0The subject line says it all. =A0I've just started looking
> =A0 =A0 =A0around for a 68k-ish creature with some PIC-like features
> =A0 =A0 =A0that might have popped up recently. =A0Has anyone here seen
It's called ColdFire now. Look at F...
12:26 01-09-08
Hi
I want to know if Keil's ULINK2 USB-JTAG debugger can be used with Gnu
ARM toolchain. Specifically, if it can be used with gdb or any linux
debugger for debugging programs on Keil MCB2140 kit.
Any body has any experience with it?
Thanks in advance
JS
...
andersod2 wrote:
> The schematic shows a programmer port on there, so you might not need
> an eval board to do the programming...may just be able to plug the
> cable in and program the code right into it...PIC should have a lot of
> different tools you can download for compiling and programm...
G. Carvajal - 03:13 28-08-08
Hi there,
I need to implement a mass storage device on this board. My first
approach was using the xilfatfs library for saving the data on a CF
memory, but I'm facing a lot of problems with that. The system turns
pretty unstable, and after some weeks trying to fixed it, we can't
figured out w...
larwe - 22:35 27-08-08
So... do you have one or two spare ARM7 EVBs or header boards you're
not using?
I wanted a 32-bit micro for a little weekend project and thought I'd
use the two STR91x dongles I have here. Unfortunately the chip in
question (STR912FW44X6) is at best casually documented and requires a
full day...
drn@nadler.com - 17:22 26-08-08
Hi All - Anybody used the USB stack (thumb-drive MSD support in
particular) from Microchip, with their new PIC32MX processor ? We had
a bad experience with another vendor's part (specifically the provided
USB stack was unworkable, and the toolchain was marginal). Any good/
bad reports and/or poi...
DJ Delorie wrote:
> Joerg writes:
> > gEDA would be great but they've made some staunch statements in the
> > direction of Windows users along the lines of "Either they hang up
> > and move to Linux or forget it". Without realizing that much of what
> > us guys must use plain does not w...
We are using a low cost ($1 to $2) USB/LCD uC for a customer. Before
committing to several thousand masked ROM dice, they want us to
simulate all the codes. Simulating the LCD function is not a
problem. Simulating the USB 2.0 device controller would not be easy,
especially under Windows.
...
Tauno Voipio - 10:57 22-08-08
eliben wrote:
> Hello,
> I have to implement a reader for the Intel HEX format, and there's
> something unclear in section 4 of the specification (Extended Segment
> Address Record).
> USBA is 16 bits, specifying bits 4-19 of the SBA. Later it says that
> the SBA defines a 64K segment, b...
Meindert Sprang - 08:20 21-08-08
"jacko" wrote in message
news:68fcb6fc-7484-4b16-b29e-5723fd694298@a1g2000hsb.googlegroups.com...
> Hi
>
> I was just wondering if anyone had done any previous work, or seen any
> reference on how to connect PC MIDI over the serial FTDI usb chip. I
> have downloaded a roland serial mid...
On 8/20/08 9:12 PM, in article
R4WdnQRcLfmUXDHVnZ2dnUVZ_tzinZ2d@giganews.com, "erict2000"
wrote:
> I have 2 2GB USB cards, both formatted, purchased at different times.
> They have different CTS and disksize values returned by the IOCTL.
> #1: 242 cyl, #2: 247 cyl. Is this a feature of ...
Jim Granville - 06:07 18-08-08
Stephen Pelc wrote:
> On Mon, 18 Aug 2008 17:16:44 +1000, Don McKenzie wrote:
>
>
> > Is this where PC boxes are heading?
> > $400USD for a PC that runs on 20W of power, and can bolt to the back of
> > an LCD monitor.
>
>
> 200 USD 1 off, 6w, VESA mount; DOS, WinCE, WinXP or L...
Darin Johnson - 21:27 14-08-08
I've got a wierd problem that maybe someone here may have run into.
Windows related but tied to embedded file systems.
We've got a third party file system on large USB hard drives
and small CompactFlash with our embedded system. We've
got a Windows driver for the file system which we can use ...
edgars - 16:15 14-08-08
> I'm building a small device that will talk to the world through a modem.
> I've ordered the XE2422H devkit from XEComm. It basically has a RJ-11
> connector for the phone line and an RS232 connector for the controller.
>
> I need a cheap microcontroller that's easy to deal with which I can
>...
> Can anyone tell me who makes an 8051 with an on chip High Speed (480Mbps)
> USB 2 UART ? (Please don't tell me I don't need such a part, I do or I
> wouldn't be asking).
You don't need such a part.
JJS
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