yup the bootloader was successfully upgraded..and I was able to use the BP using V4 firmware but when i tried to upgrade to V5.10 it says the bl detection is timed out and it no longer functions..
Hi all, I tried to update my bus pirate's firmware from 2.4 to 4.1 and it was successful but when i tried to update to 5.10 something went wrong and my bus pirate is no longer responding.. can anyone suggest the nest thing i copuld get my bus pirate running again and upgrade the firmware to 5.10.
tayken a schematic would be very much appreciated..
after I make the PCB lay out for it, maybe ian could make it a part of the BUs Pirate product line so hobbyists can check thier heart rates while working - to measure the hype hehehe
the tutorial used an ATTiny...is this also posible with ATmega8?
no additional hardware required?
I dont have a programmer right now so im planning to use the bus pirate..
I have two atmega8 some where in my box, and the H bridge motors that i ordered is comming, 5 L293s for $14 is good right?
about the scripting, I cant seem to make it run..something wrong when making a python program run on my win7..
heres an idea that i would like to share:
Use the bus pirate to host an ECG device..just hook up some probes to your chest then have a precision adc to convert them then read using BP's I2C or SPI.. the nuse the oscilloscope program to graph the heart beats..
What ya guys thing? ECG through USB hehe or something like an ECG pirate
I already used my bus pirate to communicate through UART,SPI and I2C but there things that I want to learn and Im finding it hard to find the references for these topics:
BusPirate as an AVR programmer -- tutorial? BusPirate Binary programming i would like to automate reading from i2c
lots of you guys uses linux are there topics that could guide me in doing stuff in windows im usng winxp and 7
I was surprised to see the board for this one in one of ian's posts..i would like to ask what is the usb for? program downloading right? does it have its own battery ofsome kind?
about measuring speed..how about using an accelerometer perpendicular to the center of the board.. []----------------------------------------------------------------------------o ^---this is the accelerometer ^-center of the rotarion of the board
if an accelerometer can be used to know the orientation then we can calculate for the angular speed on every point on the board..change in theta multiplied by the distance from the center..
just had that idea..but the board need to rotate about an axis.. and the accelerometer must be perpendicular to that axis..
i have though of this early this morning, i dont really know if its feasible or even useful.
The idea is that i would like to use a SIM card (from a cellphone) as a memory element on my projects, if the simcard has 32k of space, it would be enough to hold previous data, and the sorts, also it could be used as a storage for settings.
Can anyone comment on this? Is there any circuit, project or library for interfacing sim cards into an MCu?
hi everyone, im not really that familiar with the circuit you guys are referring to..i have a query and a suggestion though.
how about using a resistor-zener diode pair at the base side of the transistor, where the zener is connected to the ground and to the base, while the resistor is connected to the base and to the supply so there will be a constant voltage at the emitter to ground side..that is Vz-0.7
im thinking that if i have only the IR led as the load (it has constant forward bias resistance) and if ill have the voltage regulation fixed then the IR LED would have a constant brightness..im not really sure of this though. the configuration im referring to above is actually a transistor based voltage regulator i found at my boylestad book..
i hope you guys can comment on this and help me understand more how problems like this should be approached.