From: Dima D. <dim...@gm...> - 2005-10-27 19:43:05
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Hi Dave, On 2005-10-25 17:59:47 +0100, Dave Hylands <dhy...@gm...> said: > Hi Dima, > >>> The robostix has 8 channels of 10 bit ADC. >> >> Yes, as far as I understand the ADC is the one included on the >> Atmega128 MCU... In this case, I would need to program this MCU and >> make it communicate with the Linux system on the main board, right? > > Yep. There is some sample code. The Flash-LED sample reads all 8 ADC's > (currently as 8 bit values) and prints the results on the UART. Thanks a lot for your clarifications and suggestions about using the Robostix... Do you have an idea of what kind of interface is exposed by ADC on the Audiostix? Is there out-of-the-box support? > A couple of fairly minor changes would make it reads the 10 bit values > and report them. I guess here you mean some bit shifting to assemble the full value on a 16-bit variable... > They generate a serial output, so it will be connected to a serial > port on the gumstix or robostix (I haven't decided which yet), Regarding the GPS thingie, my main concern is on how to connect it physically and provide power. Do I need an electronics expert to do it? If I connect the Robostix to STUART, where do I connect the GPS receiver? Are you using its USB evaluation board? Can you shed some more light for me please? (Sorry, for the ultra-basic questions, but I am just starting to 'gumstix'). TIA. -- /dima |