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Uploading Arduino Due Libraries to Arduino Due #26

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jonrolonbohh opened this issue Apr 9, 2016 · 8 comments
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Uploading Arduino Due Libraries to Arduino Due #26

jonrolonbohh opened this issue Apr 9, 2016 · 8 comments

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@jonrolonbohh
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Hello,

I am trying to upload the arduino due libraries to my arduino due, but there is no .ino file to use. I am fairly new to this, so I would appreciate some help.

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@teonbrooks
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I'm sorry but I don't understand, are you talking about the OpenBCI hardware?

@jonrolonbohh
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I am talking about the libraries that you have on the repository for the
Arduino Due. I am relatively inexperienced in the field of SPI, but I am
eager to get my system to work. I am trying to control the ADS1299-FE
daughter card with the Arduino Due, but I have had no success. Any help
would be greatly appreciated.

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I'm sorry but I don't understand, are you talking about the OpenBCI
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@biomurph
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When you say you are trying to control the ADS1299 daughter card, are you talking about the OpenBCI Daisy Module?

@jonrolonbohh
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I am referring to the front end PDK for the ADS1299 http://www.ti.com/tool/ads1299eegfe-pdk .

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When you say you are trying to control the ADS1299 daughter card, are you talking about the OpenBCI Daisy Module?


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@biomurph
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It's been ages, but the basic connections (besides the power supply) is the spi bus. The library should show which pins are used for the SCK MOSI MISO and CS. You have to locate those on the pdk and connect them. The other control pis are the ads DRDY and reset pins. The due pins iused are also in the library.

@jonrolonbohh
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I've identified the pins and have ran other test sketches and verified that I can read the chip, but I'm wondering how do I implement your libraries with the Arduino Due, and then use the libraries in MATLAB or LabView? Do I create an arduino sketch that includes the libraries?

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It's been ages, but the basic connections (besides the power supply) is the spi bus. The library should show which pins are used for the SCK MOSI MISO and CS. You have to locate those on the pdk and connect them. The other control pis are the ads DRDY and reset pins. The due pins iused are also in the library.


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@biomurph
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I think I have a due sketch that will get you started. Stand by

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I dug up an old sketch from my near dead Windows machine and added it here. It compiles on Arduino 1.5.7. Pretty sure there are no surprises, but you never know. Tell me how it works!

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