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After joining this forum over 3 years ago I thought it overdue that I say hello and contribute something that I hope you will find useful. Attached is a picture of simple booster packs that I make. But are they really a "booster pack"? Hmmm. Debatable! They are cheap and easy to make and I have made 5 of them. I use them all the time because the whole of each project, including the MSP430, is attached to the booster pack. This means I can switch between projects without re-wiring, I can change the model of MSP430 in seconds and I only need one Launchpad. You can see from the pic
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Hi, I am currently working on a code in Energia that will allow me to upload and send a binary file wirelessly from a client site to the CC3200. So far, the code has successfully accomplished the following: -the board establishes a Wi-Fi network -commands from a laptop can interact with the board (the Energia Simple Wi-Fi Server example (LED ON/OFF) code was tested to ensure this was working) -a 9 byte binary file is sent through Wi-Fi to the board's volatile memory, saved from volatile memory into an on-baord flash memory file, and confirmed by sending it back to the laptop through a
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I have been using a simulink model and CCSv5 to try and create the .out file for the launchpad however the file is not stored after being disconnected (ie reverts back to the out of box temperature check program) I am trying to control the h-bridges on the booster pack of the drv8711 and have attempted to follow a number of examples such as: http://uk.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/49109-dual-motor-control-with-ti-f28069-launchpad Having difficulty connecting and controlling the board if you could offer any suggestions or advice on simulink control methods I would be most appreciat
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As discussed in this thread, I took a first stab at a Booster Pack for the 1.35" SHARP Memory Display. As suggested by @@greeeg, I added two footprints: FPC connector (on the back) zebra strip connector (on the front) While the outline is for the 1.35" variants (LS013B4DN01, LS013B4DN02, LS013B4DN04). The 1.28" (LS013B7DH03) and 1.26" (LS013B7DH01) displays should work too as the FPC cables are of similar length and zebra footprints are identical. The smaller, circular displays might work, but the length of the FPC cable might be too short. The larger displays have the same FPC ca
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Hi, I am a newbie. I'm currently doing my final project for college. I use MSP430G2553 and 8x8 LED BoosterPack by Olimex. I have been learning the example code in Energia (the one that produces sine wave and scrolling text) but I haven't figure out how to send data to the booster pack. I only succeed to control the buzzer via push button. I have read the manual & schematic for the booster pack. I figured that I need to use three ports to control the LED; CLOCK, LATCH, and DATA ports. However, I couldn't understand the code part that sends data to the LED. I have been trying to light u
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Hi all, I think I always had the (wrong) impression that the pins on the booster pack are, at least attempted, to be standardized. Obviously this is not true. What I meant by standardized is that for example, the lower left pin is P2_2 on G2553 LP, but it is P4_1 on the new F5529 LP. Looking at the design guide for booster pack at http://processors.wiki.ti.com/index.php/BYOB the "BoosterPack Pinout Standard" chart does not mention exact pin number. I always thought it is "standardized" by pin number but it looks like it is standardized by something else. So, does that mean if one