I created a page about my recent presentation with a link to the slides here. Video will be uploaded when it is ready. There is some explanation about the dropped characters we saw in demoB.
—> Paul MacDougal
I created a page about my recent presentation with a link to the slides here. Video will be uploaded when it is ready. There is some explanation about the dropped characters we saw in demoB.
—> Paul MacDougal
Paul MacDougal will talk about arranging communication between these two popular single board computers, and Alex Davis will have a Raspbery Pi with Retropie and MAME to show. This will be followed by the usual show and tell and chat session. Bring your projects, ideas and questions.
We’ll be meeting in EBI room 1007, next door to the one for previous months (and the same as the one TAR is meeting in). This room will be stable through April.
Details and maps here.
Also, we took advantage of TI’s special offer of MSP432 Launchpads. They’ll be available at the meeting for $5. (They will also be at the Splatspace open meeting tomorrow evening.)
Fluid modeling of resistance, current, potential, capacitance, and inductance by Ryan Shuster.
The last part of the meeting will be the usual open forum. Bring your show and tell items, problems needing help, etc.
THERE WILL BE AN ASSORTMENT OF DONATED DEV KITS TONIGHT AND ATTENDEES WILL DECIDE WHAT TO DO WITH THEM AT THE MEETING.
Location, maps, and other details on the meeting page here.
This month’s meeting will be at NCSU Centennial Campus Engineering Building III: Meeting Details
The August meeting will be in three parts:
The last part of the meeting will be the usual open forum. Bring your show and tell items, problems needing help, etc.
The July meeting will be an update about the AllPixel project, a USB-based smart LED controller launched via KickStarter last October by Adam Haile and Dan Ternes of Maniacal Labs.
In addition Ian Hands will demonstrate his (simulated) garage door + sparkcore + Pebble + Ubidots project and update us about geekSPARK in September.
Short tutorials about basic electronics would be welcome.
I uploaded my powerpoint slides, Arduino library, and demo sketch here. I am sorry that we could not get video of the presentation.
—> Paul