Hello,
I have to pass a value from Arduino to openpicus flyport wifi via UART, how can I connect these two devices? what are the pins that I have to connect? I searched the forum and the wiki but unfortunately I have not found solutions
Thanks in advance
Maybe some clues here:
http://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=50887.0
mrburnette:
Maybe some clues here:
OpenPicus WiFi Flyport "Front End" for the Arduino - Products and Services - Arduino Forum
I had already noticed that thread, unfortunately there is nothing that can help me
A very quick look at the schematic and it does not look like UART is broken out to the header pins.
EDIT:
Ignore above, wrong product.
OP,
Please do the bare minimal decent thing as a poster next time:
Point out which link explains the wifi hardware, will you?
liudr:
OP,Please do the bare minimal decent thing as a poster next time:
Point out which link explains the wifi hardware, will you?
Sorry, I'm using the Flyport Wifi module:
The module seems to have UART port brought to pins 14 and 15. I couldn't find a manual for this thing. The data sheet has no example on how to communicate with it. Does this module come with a manual?
liudr:
The module seems to have UART port brought to pins 14 and 15. I couldn't find a manual for this thing. The data sheet has no example on how to communicate with it. Does this module come with a manual?
unfortunately no :~
From your product link
Communication up to 4 UARTs, SPI, I2C
So, my guess is that the PIC 16-bit uC has these ports. Does the free IDE not have example code? If not, perhaps these NEST carrier board is necessary http://wiki.openpicus.com/index.php/Serial_NEST
Ray
After the false lead with the wrong device the only relevant info I could find on UART is this. You may have a lot more reading and testing to do though to get it working but the basic info seem to be on that page.