Difference between revisions of "RICM4 2017 2018 - Nucleo"
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== Week 1 (15/01/18) == |
== Week 1 (15/01/18) == |
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| + | This subject was assigned to us. |
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| + | Received the cards. (But one of them was broken) |
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Discovering the cards and the documentation. |
Discovering the cards and the documentation. |
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== Week 2 (22/01/18) == |
== Week 2 (22/01/18) == |
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| + | Received a new card to replace the one that was broken. |
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Testing codes samples on the cards to get familiar with the language. |
Testing codes samples on the cards to get familiar with the language. |
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== Week 3 (29/01/18) == |
== Week 3 (29/01/18) == |
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Experimenting the input/outputs capacities of the cards, by redirecting power on some chosen pin to trigger a LED, or sending data on the serial port. |
Experimenting the input/outputs capacities of the cards, by redirecting power on some chosen pin to trigger a LED, or sending data on the serial port. |
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== Week 4 (05/02/18) == |
== Week 4 (05/02/18) == |
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| − | Linking the two cards together to simulate a serial connection between them. |
+ | Linking the two cards together to simulate a serial connection between them. |
| + | Then, sending data to one card (via the serial port of a computer) and see if we are able to receive it on the other one (by printing it on the serial port, connected to another computer). |
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== Week 5 (12/02/18) == |
== Week 5 (12/02/18) == |
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Revision as of 12:44, 12 February 2018
Project presentation
Equipment
Team
Members : CHANET Zoran, CHARLOT Servan
Supervisor : Olivier RICHARD
Progress
Week 1 (15/01/18)
This subject was assigned to us. Received the cards. (But one of them was broken) Discovering the cards and the documentation.
Week 2 (22/01/18)
Received a new card to replace the one that was broken. Testing codes samples on the cards to get familiar with the language.
Week 3 (29/01/18)
Experimenting the input/outputs capacities of the cards, by redirecting power on some chosen pin to trigger a LED, or sending data on the serial port.
Week 4 (05/02/18)
Linking the two cards together to simulate a serial connection between them. Then, sending data to one card (via the serial port of a computer) and see if we are able to receive it on the other one (by printing it on the serial port, connected to another computer).