>> Hello All,
>>
>> I give power supply to my BBB. But it is not starting. Out of 4
>> LED's, only 3 LED's lights. But 4th one LED is not getting light at all.
>> That 4th LED s leftmost one.
Hold the boot button before you power the board up..
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Hi William,
Thanks for such quick response. I gave power supply through USB port
by plugging it to my laptop.
On Monday, July 6, 2015 at 8:41:58 AM UTC+5:30, William Pretty Security
wrote:
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> How did you give it the supply?
>
> Thru the +5V connector or did you plug it into the USB port
How did you give it the supply?
Thru the +5V connector or did you plug it into the USB port on you computer?
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Hello All,
I give power supply to my BBB. But it is not starting. Out of 4 LED's,
only 3 LED's lights. But 4th one LED is not getting light at all. That 4th
LED s leftmost one.
What should I do?. Please help.
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You received th
They're sold by a number of vendors (see the wiki for links) but all are
out of stock. Looks like it will be months before they get more in.
On Sunday, July 5, 2015 at 1:27:14 PM UTC-6, Rick M wrote:
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>
> > On Jul 5, 2015, at 08:41 , jrb...@colorado.edu wrote:
> >
> > Or wait 51 more days fo
On Sun, Jul 5, 2015 at 7:17 PM, Philip Polstra wrote:
> Has anyone gotten any LCD capes (4.3 or 7") to work with Ubuntu and the 4.1
> kernel? Cape Manager seems to error out when loading firmware. Everything
> also seems to be mostly blank (no pins used, no pinmux values, etc.).
https://github.
Has anyone gotten any LCD capes (4.3 or 7") to work with Ubuntu and the 4.1
kernel? Cape Manager seems to error out when loading firmware. Everything
also seems to be mostly blank (no pins used, no pinmux values, etc.).
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You received
Here is the actual error report back from terminal:
ValueError: Checksum error in rtu mode: '\x01x' instead of '|\xa3' . The
response is: '\x00\x01\x06\x00\xff\x00\x01x' (plain response:
'\x00\x01\x06\x00\xff\x00\x01x')
On Sunday, July 5, 2015 at 4:20:48 PM UTC-4, A W wrote:
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> Ok...I seems t
Ok...I seems to got it working after configuring the GPIO pin for RTS.
However, when I tried to communicate with modbus device, it gives me an
"Checksum error in rtu mode". I am using minimal modbus library, and my
code works fine when communicating between windows and my device.
I have tested
> On Jul 5, 2015, at 08:41 , jrbl...@colorado.edu wrote:
>
> Or wait 51 more days for the Audio Capes to be back in stock.
Where does one buy an audio cape? I've never been able to find a rev B.
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As an FYI, if any of your are going to DEFCON, I will be giving two talks,
one related to the BBB, and one to the CatchWire (formerly LUNA) that is
essentially a customized BBB with two gigabit Ethernet ports.
The BBB talk is this one
https://www.defcon.org/html/defcon-23/dc-23-speakers.html#Polst
Simple solution, first I compared a running lxqt image on a BBB, then
simply apt-get install wpasupplicant on my console image and all works
fine now.
Got to watch that console image, very basic (which is good).
Ross
Quoting William Hermans :
Have you read this yet ?
http://inspire.logics
Thanks Colin!
This means that the I2C protocol running on pins P9_19 and P9_20 (19 SCL,
20 SDA) is required to complete before the BBB will send audio data on
P9_28 (AUD_DOUT).
Without a cape, I don't see how I can get audio data... perhaps I can use
an Arduino and the Wire.h library to act as
On beaglebone black (Debian3.8.13-bone68) I ran tests with and without an
audio cape (rev B) and confirm that speaker-test -D default:EVM does not
output anything on P9_28 without the audio cape connected. With audio cape
connected I do see ouput on P9_28.
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First off, thanks for your post. It's always good to ask questions. I will
try to answer them as good as I can.
I like the idea of a small module... but with the baseboard added, so it is
> equivalent to a BBB, the price is $110, 2X the price of a BBB. The two must
> be soldered together, so y
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