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posted on 2014/10/15 07:44:41 PM CEST
I am trying to interface the THERMO clicker with the clicker2 board which has the STM32F407VGT6 MCU. I am using the first microbus slot and I have put in a K thermo couple probe into the THERMO clicker. I have initialized SPI3 and I have tried both SPI_Read and SPI3_Read functions. But I observed that the program is stuck in an infinite loop in the SPI read block. Can you please let me know what is the problem?
Thanks!
posted on 2014/10/11 04:11:33 PM CEST
If possible can I have example ino or pde file for Arduino IDE to start LightHz click board!
How to convert hex to arduino code?
HEX file to INO or PDE, how to on this example will be helpfull?
Thanks
posted on 2014/10/10 12:02:14 PM CEST
I am using Color Click module with STM8S board referring to the code at http://www.libstock.com/projects/view/780/color-click-example. But I am not getting correct output. e.g. for blue object, I am getting output as Pink/Purple color mot of the times.
In fact the output is very random. I am getting different colors as output.
Has any one used Color Click module successfully? Please share your code.
Thanks
posted on 2014/09/04 01:47:24 PM CEST
We can connect to CAN line of CAR to see information about car such as speed fuel level etc.. Is there any application to do that?
posted on 2014/09/01 10:23:32 AM CEST
I am looking to experiment with the AS5311 Chip which is capable of highly acurate linear motion sensing. This looks a very versatile chip with a variety of communication outputs.
I am using an EasyPic 7 development board with MikroBasic Pro and was wondering if anybody in the MikroElektronika community has experience of using the AS5311 or could point me in the direction any appropriate documentation (other than the manufacturers data sheets) that may help.
If I can get this combination working I think the Libstock community would find this a very useful project.
