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  1. Hello everyone!! I'm a 21 years old engineer student from Spain, and I need your help, because I'm going to do a really big proyect (for me)! I need to control a microcontroller from my android smartphone. I think that the 430 Launchpad with a wifi module would be adecuate. I worked with a PIC couple years ago, and i don't know a lot about TI microcontrollers, but they are really cheap, and I need a cheapest project. What wifi module would you recomend for me? I'm searching for, but I can't find much. I read on the wiki that CC3000 is a plug-in wifi
  2. 27 years old finnish hardware engineer guy says hello! I just recently registered in to this forum, but i have been lurking around for a while now. This forum has been a great help to me and there have been some very interesting projects out there, I'm hoping to see more of them. Regardless that my job title is hardware engineer, I've done some programming too, mostly in C. C++ and C# are familiar languages for me too. Umm.. not sure what to say, isn't this enough ? Feel free to ask if you have questions! (No, there's no polar-bears in here, only regular ones and a beer which i
  3. Buy @ The 43oh Store. So I got a couple samples of the F5172 (has 5V-tolerant I/Os, 32KB flash + 2KB SRAM, Timer_D can run up to 256MHz with FLL) this past summer and had nothing to do with them. Original idea was to make an Arduino-variant since it has around 12 5V-tolerant I/Os, but I decided against that when I first read about TI's 40-pin XL standard. EDIT: Link to newest revision of this design: http://forum.43oh.com/topic/2828-msp430f5172-launchpad-xl/page-4#entry31194 Between last night and this morning I did some marathon CAD, and came up with my F5172 LaunchPad. Let m
  4. Hi everybody, I'm tinkering with my launchpad and was looking at the RTC functionality. As I posted in a different post, I am trying a symbiosis with the Raspberry Pi. It would be great to use the launchpad to switch on the Raspberry Pi and functioning as a very advanced intelligent peripheral. However, the RTC confuses me. I am used to have several registers to store the date, time and alarms. The RTC of the launchpad just seems to be a timer counting seconds, nothing more. Is this correct? So if I want to make an alarm I should calculate the amount of seconds in the timer register?
  5. Hi everybody, I followed Recursive Lab's tutorial on using the Stellaris launchpad with Linux and now have succesfully compiled lm4tools and gcc for the Raspberry Pi. I am currently able to create, edit and program (and debug) the Stellaris Launchpad with the Raspberry Pi. I have a feeling that this could a wonderful combination, but I am currently a little dry on good ideas to pursue. Does anyone have suggestions? Kind regards, Eelco
  6. Hey all, I'm relatively new to all this and I have been trying to get a temperature sensor to work with the launchpad. As in my previous posts I was trying for the DS18b20. I have the port of the code project on the back burner because there is a hell of a lot I need to learn to be able to port that over. So just to get something off the ground I have been trying to use the LM35 to read some temps. Here is the code I'm running float tempC; float tempF; void setup() { Serial.begin(9600); } void loop() { tempC = analogRead(6); //read the value from the se
  7. Hi there! I'm totally new in MCU programming) I have the g2553 microcontroller and I need some program to make two PWMs and to control shift of impulse fronts one from other by clicking buttons. Try to explain: ___---___---___---___ ___---___---___---___ <click!> ____---___---___---__ ___---___---___---___ I think shift by adding __delay_cycles() to one of pwms is not too bad idea, but i totally have no thoughts how to get two PWMs. Sorry about my english:)
  8. Hi all! The current project I'm working on with Stellaris is a stepper (step, direction) driver. I have these TB-6560 drivers that I got on eBay for cheap (here), and I've successfully driven the motors using the 32 bit timer. I've been able to set the frequency using a variable, etc, and hoping to implement acceleration, etc. The goal is to eventually write an entire gCode interpreter and be able to drive the CNC via a serial connection that dumps gCode to the Stellaris. I'm running in to a weird problem though. I'm attempting to add a control panel I got form Deal Extreme that con
  9. Looking to trade a Stellaris LaunchPad for, well... A Stellaris Launchpad. I'd like to participate in the upcoming halloween contest, but i don't have a launchpad quite yet. I was hoping that if someone has a extra stellaris launchpad, that they would be willing to send it to me, and once i finally received my order i'll send back a new one, postage paid. Closed. Received my launchpads from TI.
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