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I am working with the MSP430F5529 Launchpad w/the Pervasive Display Gen2 EXT2 board and various eInk displays (BW, BWR). There seems to be a wide array of official(?) and unofficial SDKs, FW dev kits, boosterpacks, etc. available with varying degrees of compatibility with this particular LaunchPad. I am looking for some basic pointers on creating a simple GUI tool for sending images to the display. I can compile the latest 1.21 FW (via CCS using PDI Apps as target), flash the FW and run the (precompiled) PDI Apps Ver 1.21.exe GUI tool to send images to display, however it seems ther
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I created a quick project to start learning nodejs. To those that are unfamiliar nodejs allows you to write javascript for the server side. So I decided to write a small gui that plots serial data. The GUI itself is written in javscript/html and uses node-webkit to package it into a .exe file (or the correct package for your os). This could easily be extended to visualize a lot more I/O from the launchpad, and given that the GUI is written in html/javascript it is really easy to create new elements. Here is the source: https://github.com/zlalanne/node-serial-gui The repositor
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Hello! I'm back with another sad question. Simple question though. Now that I seem to have a working UART interface, I have been wondering how to connect a launchpad to a GUI. I would like to write this in C#. I have the concept that it would be serial communication, so the launchpad would be the "Master" and the outside program would be considered the "Slave" right? How does one go about something as simple as this? I know how to simply create a serial port program in c#, I just seem to not understand how to set the LaunchPad up as the master. Does that make sense? It seem