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  1. HI folks- Old time forum member here, but been away from the microcontroller hobby for a few years... sold my old house, moved to a rental for a year, now finally in a new "permanent" house for hopefully a long time. The basement is an utter mess but I have all my electronics parts, soldering equipment, an entire bin dedicated to TI launchpads, stored in my crawlspace (w/ dehumidifier) for when I clean up this mess of a basement & set up my new workbench. So what's everyone working on these days?
  2. I decided "for the hell of it" to print out the MSP430 chip family User's Guide, all 676 pages of it (slau445). Total cost was ~$70 altogether including the $10 binder from Staples. I used bestvaluecopy.com for the printing - printed in B&W, with a thicker color cover sheet, 3-hole drilled, shrink-wrapped, and put it in my own binder. Reading the more esoteric parts of the book - like the PMM, SVS and CS systems - is actually much nicer in print I found. Just more comfortable to sit down at the table and *look* at the diagrams and text and hold my left hand under the page with the
  3. TI Store Geek Week 2017! 10% off on selected items and free shipping! http://app.marketing.ti.com/e/es.aspx?s=441910513&e=123094&elq=3195d88a3376467490cb0607fdefe72c Regards Amaze1
  4. Hello Forums I am trying to use GUI Composer v2 (on the cloud) to create a GUI for a battery managment system, similar to the one in the SLAA478 Application Report, using the MSP-EXP430F5529LP and bq76PL536EVM-3. I've decided to use USB/Serial comms, which requires me to modify the code to send the information using JSON. I am following the example of using USB/Serial IO: https://dev.ti.com/gc/designer/help/Tutorials/Serial/index.html. The code given is as follows: #include <aJSON.h> // most launchpads have a red LED #define LED RED_LED //see pins_energia.h for more LED d
  5. 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
  6. Looks like some 20% off deals with free shipping on TI's site today: http://www.ti.com/lsds/ti/store/kilby-promotion.page
  7. Hey guys! I'm having some fun with my MSP430 and started to play with the Energia IDE so I can make some tests faster than by the standard library of the microcontroller. But I've searched on the reference and saw that the only function to use with PWM is analogWrite()... How could I change the frequency of the PWM instead of only its Duty cycle? Thank you guys!
  8. Hello, my name is Rolando Correa. I am a Junior student at John Brown University located in Siloam Springs, Arkansas. This semester I have been working in a project called "The Pool Boy" for my Embedded Systems class. Project Objective The purpose of this project was to design and assemble a pool skimming system. The final product, the Pool Boy, can autonomously navigate and filter the surface of an 800 square foot pool in under 60 minutes. It filters the surface of the pool via water intake system driven by high efficiency electrical motors. The Pool Boy follows a random path based o
  9. Hi 43oh! Its the holiday season and that means its time for holiday hacks! I recently completed my WiFi connected sous vide (using a MSP430 and CC3100) which I used to cook my Thanksgiving turkey. I'm curious if anyone else out there has come up with some cool connected holiday projects? If so, post them (or a link) in this thread. We're trying to collect the best hacks and write up an article about them! Here's another view of my LaunchPad Sous Vide Controller for inspiration :-D Thanks everyone!
  10. Hello Guys, Im on new project. Im need help. First explain short me project . I want to connect a microcontroller via bluetooth to mobile phone. Only this have to do is know if microcontroller are on range. QUESTION is 1. MSP430 or any suggested microcontroller work ? 2. Which Bluetooth module work ? Its important the module do NOT have the antenna . Its part of my project design and implement the patch antenna. Thanks for any suggestion
  11. So far I have been able to get Energia running well on Mac OS (less than 5 minutes including download time) and Windows XP (NOT less than 5 minutes :-)). In my experience downloading and installing (attempting to at least) the drivers from the Energia Windows instructions page does not work. Can't communicate with the device. I was able to get it to work by downloading the Stellaris drivers directly from TI and following their installation instructions. What you need can be found at the TI http://www.ti.com/tool/stellaris_icdi_drivers'>Stellaris
  12. Hi Everyone, 43oh is glad to be a sponsor for TI's BoosterPack Design Challenge.This is your chance to design your BP and also have it made by CircuitCo. Minimum Requirements: 1. Submit an original BoosterPack design for your MCU LaunchPad. - Schematic Layout (including reference designators and an extractable net-list) - Bill of materials not to exceed $40 (in unit orders of 1K, in XLS format, noting reference designators and manufacturer part numbers) - Record a video describing your BoosterPack idea and upload it to YouTube
  13. Does any one know if you can get logic gates samples from TI?
  14. Hi I have just joined the forum as a beginner on the MSP430 chips, been doing quite a bit of research on the chips with an aim to start programming shortly! Located in the United Kingdom. Thanks
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