Running the Arduino AppLab

Development Tools App Lab
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I try to learn what the new IDE product is, but it is dificult becouse you are not abel to run the IDE withoud an new UNO Q board connected. The boards are not available yet. So we can not exploir the IDE withoud a board.

What I understand now is that you can run sketches on the STM32 micro processor. But I like to know how to develop programs for the QRB2210 processor. It seems that you can do that in micro phython.

But to speed up things it will be handy if we can run the IDE withoud a board connected.

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Hi @jnivard

Not MicroPython, but normal Python. The QRB2210 is running Linux, so you are running Python scripts on it just like you would on any computer.

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Thanks

When I try to learn that QRB2210 processor at the qualcomm site I am not able to access several documents related to the Qualcomm processor Qualcomm Documentation I recieve the message “To access more resources, you need to be a member of a verified company. Company verification is initiated by filling out our access request form”. Do you know how to get access? I am an independed software hardware developer and intrested in this product

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Please fill out the "Company Verification" form in order to gain access to the additional documentation:

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As I understand now you need to have an registered company! to get acess to the relevant documentation of the chip used on the board. I can not register withoud a registered company. That is not verry open

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If you describe what specific information you are looking for, the forum helpers may be able to provide it.

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I try to read the source code and the scematics (circuits) of the Arduino Applab. I have two points

1-What tools do you advice me to open the source files and what is the best starting point. I am special intrested in the RPC remote procedure calls for the communication between the two processors

2-Is there an github library available?

3-I try to read the scematic files from the electronic circuits, but I have problem reading the the annotations from the components. (it is nearly imposible to read

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John

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You can use any text editor. I use VS Code:

Keep in mind there are many different components that might be used. So it doesn't make sense to ask about "an github library" (singular).

Some things you might find interesting:

Just zoom in in your PDF reading application.

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Hai can I run ZephyrOS on arduno competable platforms. I designed and build several board using the ESP32 Teensy 4.1 processor. I use now the arduino IDE for the developend. Wil ZephyrOS run on a ESP32 or Teensy 4.1. According the documentation I think it wil run?

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Yes that is working thanks

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Yes. In addition to the UNO Q, Arduino's Zephyr OS-based boards platforms add support to Arduino IDE (and other official Arduino development tools) for the following boards:

"Arduino Zephyr Boards (BETA)" Platform

"Zephyr community boards (BETA)" Platform

You can install the platforms via the Arduino IDE Boards Manager.

The boards platforms created by the Arduino company don't have support for those specific boards. However, you might well be able to create a custom platform that does support them. There are instructions for doing that here:

https://github.com/arduino/ArduinoCore-zephyr/tree/main?tab=readme-ov-file#-adding-a-new-target

If you give it a try, let us know how it goes. I'm sure the forum community will be interested in any new resources for those popular boards.