RFDUINO

Using Arduino Microcontrollers
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I saw this and just wanted to share it. Has anyone ordered it at all? It looks pretty small :wink: Can put it almost anywhere.

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These very small devices also include a h-bridge http://www.deltino.com/

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i finally recieved my RFduino:

it works pretty good. the example sketches help a lot getting started...

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and this is my first test project.
Motion is detected and a warning is sent to the iPad

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When i try the Arduino.cc software with RFduino RFD22102, and the example blink sketch, i get a error "Wrong microcontroller found."

Looking through the menu Tools > Boards, i cant find a RFduino option.

Is there a alternative i should select ?

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Looking through the menu Tools > Boards, i cant find a RFduino option.

That's because you didn't install the RFduino boards package. Go to their github read me for instructions which is referenced on their website under installation.

Next time you post, start your own NEW meassage thread, don't re-open an old one.

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:slight_smile: Ok i got it now. 2017-06 - Running on Ubuntu with RFduino (bought in 2016 by https://www.simblee.com)
RFD22102 RFduino

  1. Download from arduino.cc the tar.gz Arduiono IDE and extract. (Must be > 1.8.3)
  2. Run Arduino IDE (As normal user fine.) You need to be in the dialout group to access the serial usb /dev/ttyUSB0.
  3. In IDE File -> Prefrerences "Additional board managers" , add the URL to download the Simbee/RFduino Hardware support
  1. In IDE Tools -> Boards at top "Boards manager .." Filter under "All" for "simblee" and install
  2. In IDE Tools -> Boards select Simblee

All done and working.

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https://www.simblee.com/package_simblee166_index.json https cert gives me errors and cant use http wtf i hate the board just wanna use it

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The library manger json files are no longer available but you can manually download the files from GitHub and install yourself.

FYI: You should always start your own NEW meassage thread, don't re-open an old, inactive one.

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