Search the Community
Showing results for tags 'OpenWrt'.
-
2 years ago I had a small project using a F5529 LP with TMP006 sensor booster pack, connecting to an OpenWRT router using serial to send data to ti.exosite.com, and also a 16x2 LCD readout. Last month it suddenly stopped sending data. Trouble shooting confirmed the problem is at the serial part on the LP. The LP also refused being re-programmed during the trouble shooting tests. The F5529, TMP006, and OpenWRT are all confirmed working flawlessly. Another lost feature is the ability to show time on the LCD which it retrieves from exosite everytime data is sent successfully. A nice clock als
-
From the recent email received from TI announcing their new Connected LaunchPad line, I noticed the free partner service offered to Exosite. It is really cool to have the services of this kind, easy to configure for such a sophisticated communication platform. My only problem is I don't have one of those new shinny Connected LP.. actually TI won't sell those to where I live. But that doesn't stop my drive to test out this new exciting cloud! Firstly, an F5529LP with TI TMP006 temperature booster pack was selected as the test rig. This was a small project from last month that also w
-
.. finally made the switch and flashed OpenWrt to a TP-Link WR703N router, added a 16G memory flash stick, and connected to my first F5529 LaunchPad. Here is a picture of the setup. The version of OpenWrt is 12.09. To connect with the MSP Launchpad, need to install the acm driver by opkg install kmod-usb-acm And also installed "screen" for serial client by opkg install screen Apart from the missing bridge library that come with the Yun, i'm quite satisfied with this setup, especailly the tiny form factor of the whole package. The LaunchPad seems to enjoy running with her new I