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Using printk on an STM32F103C8 board
I’m trying to get Zephyr running on an STM32F103C8 "blue pill" board by using the similar nucleo_f103rb board config (with which I can successfully get an LED to blink). I’m trying to setup
I’m trying to get Zephyr running on an STM32F103C8 "blue pill" board by using the similar nucleo_f103rb board config (with which I can successfully get an LED to blink). I’m trying to setup
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Scott Nelson <scott@...>
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#53
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Re: Zephyr in use with Arduino
Of course you can do that without writing a driver. You can't send your code to Zephyr though and expect it to be added if it's not part of a driver. You can do whatever you want in your own project.
Of course you can do that without writing a driver. You can't send your code to Zephyr though and expect it to be added if it's not part of a driver. You can do whatever you want in your own project.
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Justin
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#51
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Re: Zephyr in use with Arduino
Okay Thank you.
so would it be better to take a Uart TTL Serial Camera? Is there a possibility to communicate with the camera without writing a driver?
Von: Justin Watson <jwatson5@...>
Gesendet:
Okay Thank you.
so would it be better to take a Uart TTL Serial Camera? Is there a possibility to communicate with the camera without writing a driver?
Von: Justin Watson <jwatson5@...>
Gesendet:
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Kevin Stöckl <k_stoeckl@...>
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#52
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Re: Zephyr in use with Arduino
The Arduino Due has USB host, but I don't think support will be added anytime soon for that. You will need USB host support to connect the webcam to the board. There is no easy connection to the
The Arduino Due has USB host, but I don't think support will be added anytime soon for that. You will need USB host support to connect the webcam to the board. There is no easy connection to the
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Justin
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#50
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Zephyr in use with Arduino
Hello,
I am trying to make a security camera with zephyr and Arduino and therefore I had some Questions.
1. Which Arduino will be the best for this Application? "Due" or "101"?
2. How can I turn on
Hello,
I am trying to make a security camera with zephyr and Arduino and therefore I had some Questions.
1. Which Arduino will be the best for this Application? "Due" or "101"?
2. How can I turn on
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Kevin Stöckl <k_stoeckl@...>
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#49
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Re: [Zephyr-devel] I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Be sure to also get the data sheet for the device attached to SPI or I2C.
There are configurable options you must do correctly to communicate properly to the device on the other side.
Be sure to also get the data sheet for the device attached to SPI or I2C.
There are configurable options you must do correctly to communicate properly to the device on the other side.
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Chuck Jordan <Chuck.Jordan@...>
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#48
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Re: [Zephyr-devel] I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Have you looked at the gpio sample under samples/drivers/gpio?
It’s just “GPIO_0”, and it depends whether the app is built for ARC or x86.
For x86, it can be built with:
$ make
Have you looked at the gpio sample under samples/drivers/gpio?
It’s just “GPIO_0”, and it depends whether the app is built for ARC or x86.
For x86, it can be built with:
$ make
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Dinh, Kien T <kien.t.dinh@...>
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#47
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Re: [Zephyr-devel] I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Hi
Iam using zephyr 1.6.0 downloaded from the site
If I need to toggle a simple GPIO on the Sensor subsystem, In the Kconfig file of the ARC
Config options given are GPIO_QMSI , GPIO_QMSI_SS
Hi
Iam using zephyr 1.6.0 downloaded from the site
If I need to toggle a simple GPIO on the Sensor subsystem, In the Kconfig file of the ARC
Config options given are GPIO_QMSI , GPIO_QMSI_SS
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Mahendravarman Rajarao (RBEI/EAA10) <Mahendravarman.Rajarao@...>
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#45
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Re: [Zephyr-devel] I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Hi Mahendravarman,
You might try to look at the samples folder in the repository. The below examples are using I2C and SPI on
Hi Mahendravarman,
You might try to look at the samples folder in the repository. The below examples are using I2C and SPI on
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Dinh, Kien T <kien.t.dinh@...>
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#46
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Re: [Zephyr-devel] I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Hello,
Although they are not specific to ARC, you can look over most of the
sensor drivers (in drivers/sensor/) for use of I2C and SPI.
Use of the I2C/SPI API is the same regardless of the platform,
Hello,
Although they are not specific to ARC, you can look over most of the
sensor drivers (in drivers/sensor/) for use of I2C and SPI.
Use of the I2C/SPI API is the same regardless of the platform,
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Bogdan Davidoaia
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#44
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I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Hi Team
Do you have any sample/example of Using I2C or SPI driver of ARC ( sensor subsystem) in Quark_se ?
Thanks
Hi Team
Do you have any sample/example of Using I2C or SPI driver of ARC ( sensor subsystem) in Quark_se ?
Thanks
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Mahendravarman Rajarao (RBEI/EAA10) <Mahendravarman.Rajarao@...>
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#43
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See this email in English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español or 37 other languages
See this email in English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español or 37 other languages
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Felipe Neves
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#42
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I2C or SPI Driver Example for ARC (Sensor subsystem) for Quark_se
Hi Team
Do you have any sample/example of Using I2C or SPI driver of ARC ( sensor subsystem) in Quark_se ?
Thanks
Hi Team
Do you have any sample/example of Using I2C or SPI driver of ARC ( sensor subsystem) in Quark_se ?
Thanks
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Mahendravarman Rajarao (RBEI/EAA10) <Mahendravarman.Rajarao@...>
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#41
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See this email in English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español or 37 other languages. Felipe te mandou uma mensagem
See this email in English, Deutsch, Français, Italiano, Español or 37 other languages. Felipe te mandou uma mensagem
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Felipe Neves
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#40
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using Intel ISSM tolos to compile arduino_101_sss
Hi
While having no issues using Intel ISSM toolkit on arduino_101, when I try to compile using arduino_101_sss as target, it complains that
arc-elf32-gcc.exe: error: unrecognized argument in option
Hi
While having no issues using Intel ISSM toolkit on arduino_101, when I try to compile using arduino_101_sss as target, it complains that
arc-elf32-gcc.exe: error: unrecognized argument in option
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Carles Perello
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#39
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[net]Why not respond RS message
Hi all,
I am development a Ipv6 project now, I have enable the CONFIG_NET_IPV6_ND.
But when the connection establish between two note, the note doesn't processing the RS message.
the log is like
Hi all,
I am development a Ipv6 project now, I have enable the CONFIG_NET_IPV6_ND.
But when the connection establish between two note, the note doesn't processing the RS message.
the log is like
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guiwu.guo <hfggw@...>
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#38
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Re: Reg: Enable arc to access the spi controller on I/O fabric on C1000
You can, just be aware that there isn't any builtin mutual exclusion between the x86 and ARC cores in the OS, so if both cores are trying to access the same SPI controller, there will likely be
You can, just be aware that there isn't any builtin mutual exclusion between the x86 and ARC cores in the OS, so if both cores are trying to access the same SPI controller, there will likely be
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Michael Rosen
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#37
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Reg: Enable arc to access the spi controller on I/O fabric on C1000
Hi
Please help me on the following queries
I have downloaded zephyr 1.6 and I have applied the patchhttps://gerrit.zephyrproject.org/r/#/c/8708/ to Enable arc to access the spi controller on
Hi
Please help me on the following queries
I have downloaded zephyr 1.6 and I have applied the patchhttps://gerrit.zephyrproject.org/r/#/c/8708/ to Enable arc to access the spi controller on
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Mahendravarman Rajarao (RBEI/EAA10) <Mahendravarman.Rajarao@...>
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#36
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Arduino 101 - pinmax of pins with multiple connections.
My project only needs two PWM outputs so I want to switch the two unused PWM to GPIOs. The best candidates are PWM 0 (IO 3) and PWM 1 (IO 5) however these are the pins that are connected to another
My project only needs two PWM outputs so I want to switch the two unused PWM to GPIOs. The best candidates are PWM 0 (IO 3) and PWM 1 (IO 5) however these are the pins that are connected to another
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Graham Stott <gbcstott1@...>
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#35
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Re: Development Environment
Hi Keven,
You would probably want to flash Zephyr onto the Due and then on the Linux host
side, connected with a serial cable (UART) talk to the Due using python or
something anything with a library
Hi Keven,
You would probably want to flash Zephyr onto the Due and then on the Linux host
side, connected with a serial cable (UART) talk to the Due using python or
something anything with a library
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Andersen, John <john.s.andersen@...>
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#34
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