See, now you’re solving my problems GHI; now you’re solving my problems.
I want this badly, but I want it before August!
Edit: hum… I think I’ll leave out that double part
See, now you’re solving my problems GHI; now you’re solving my problems.
I want this badly, but I want it before August!
Edit: hum… I think I’ll leave out that double part
Send a PO and magic will happen
OK so the G30HDR has the pad for the regulator. If I put one on, then will it work with USB power?
I was just complaining last week about how hard it would be to port NETMF to an F01 device. Shows how much I know. RLP would have been nice, but with such a low amount of ram I can understand.
Does anyone know a single IC CAN bus solution that uses SPI?
Yes will work
I think it was sja something. But a better one comes from chip mcp255 something.
I am on a phone, short answers
@ Mr. John Smith - You’re gonna need a 2-chip solution. MCP2515 (spi-can) and MCP2551 (transceiver). Lots of dev boards available.
Please make it “real soon” … before they are gone
http://www.msn.com/en-ca/video/watch/lemurs-could-vanish-from-wild/vp-AAc6L9f?ocid=mailsignoutmd
A quick inspection suggests that the G30HDR is pin compatible with the Cerb40 II which I use a lot. Is this the case?
@ Ariane Medical - 2 new pins were added, so the pinout is very close but not identical.
@ Gus - That means that the pin-out blocks on the schematic are wrongly numbered. To be honest I just saw 40 as the biggest pin number on each side, and that the other ends of the pin-outs matched the Cerb 40 and leapt to the wrong conclusion. What I didn’t do was count the actual pins :
@ Ariane Medical - We updated the schematic to individually number the pins. There are 42 individual headers.
What’s wrong with this picture?
@ ianlee74 - The mind sees what it wants to see?
Typos in the workplace can be fatal you know.
It appears that the G30 doesn’t include the full TCP/IP stack so it doesn’t support the ENC28. Am I correct?
Correct, use wiznet chipsets instead.
Any chance RLP would be an option for G30 or G80 in the future?
@ skeller - it is already I the firmware but disabled for internal reasons. If you have any serious needs then please contact us directly with details please.
@ Gus - Thanks! It is for a future product that I was going to use a straight STM32F405. Now that the G80 and G30 are available it kind of changes my plans, or at least is causing me to re-think them.
sometimes i love to be wrong
oh no, the world is coming to an end if Andre is admitting he was wrong! hahahaha lol