Hi Michael,
Thanks for your reply. Could you tell me where the SVS connector is in Tmote?
Best,
Yicheng
==Original message text===
On Wed, 12 Dec 2007 12:21:37 am + Michael Schippling wrote:
Unfortunately the two I2C pins are shared with the radio
so it's best (IMHO)
It's underneath the USB connector on the 'back' side of the board.
See the tmote manual for location...
However I couldn't find anything that says which pin is which, so:
The pin nearest the + battery connection is: #2 SVSout PORT57
MS
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Hi Michael,
Thanks for your
Michael Schippling wrote:
err...both SVS pins go to the controller.
How does one use an ohm-meter (to gnd) to distinguish them?
Oh, I remembered wrong -- you'll have to get out a magnifying
glass and trace along to figure them out, or just connect up
and test with a program like my GPIO tester
Hi Folks,
I want to use pin 8, which is I2C data pin on Tmote sky as a digital I/O
pin, is it possible? Here is my code example:
Configuration file:
Myapp.digitOut - MSP430GeneralIOC.Port31;
Implementation file:
uses interface MSP430GeneralIO as digitOut;
init function:
Unfortunately the two I2C pins are shared with the radio
so it's best (IMHO) to avoid using them...if you need more
I/O the SVS connector has one more usable pin and you
could solder into where the onboard sensors go too.
MS
yicheng wrote:
Hi Folks,
I want to use pin 8, which is I2C data
