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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Using wpan-tools with 802.14.5 radio on BeagleBone Black
First, the main site for using wpan-tools is here. These are the steps I performed based on that post to get 6LoWPAN & 802.15.5 working on the BeagleBone Black I built earlier. I executed these directly on the Beaglebone. First, … Continue reading
Openlabs 802.15.4 radio pin map for BeagleBone Black
Here is the wiring for the Openlabs 802.15.4 radio to connect to the BeagleBone Black P9 header:
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J1 pi Pin * pin * BBB P9 header - BBB gpio * name J1 1 * pi-15 - empty J1 2 * pi-17 - BBB-P9-3 * 3V J1 3 * pi-19 - BBB-P9-30 * MOSI J1 4 * pi-21 - BBB-P9-29 * MISO J1 5 * pi-23 - BBB-P9-31 * SCLK J1 6 * pi-25 - BBB-P9-2 * GND J1 7 * pi-26 - empty J1 8 * pi-24 - BBB-P9-28 * SEL / CE0 / CS0 J1 9 * pi-22 - BBB-P9-25 / gpio3_21 * SLP-TR / Sleep J1 10 * pi-20 - BBB-P9-1 * GND J1 11 * pi-18 - BBB-P9-23 / gpio1-17 * Reset J1 12 * pi-16 - BBB-P9-27 / gpio3_19 * IRQ |
Putting ice in scotch is just wrong
There I said it. Ice, water, soda… what’s the point? If I want water, I’ll drink water.
Linux 6LoWPAN on BeagleBone Black (BBB)
Here are the steps I used to get the latest version of Linux 6LoWPAN stack running on BeagleBone Black (BBB). The steps below are a BBB version of what Openlabs did for the Raspberry Pi B. The goal here is … Continue reading