You would need to do the porting yourself if you want to support AGL, there are some yocto receipes that can provide a starting point.
Its a single core A9 on the udoo neo because the processor is the imx6sx.
There isn't support for gps in android, you would need to build HAL layer yourself depending on the GPS device.
Not from the arduino side, it would be possible if you compiled a kernel to enable CAN and accessed it from user space through a Android app....
CAN isn't available through the ardunio interface, if you search the forum you will find posts about what is or isn't possible with CAN on the neo...
Performance won't be that great due to the implementation, you may get around 400KB/s.
The udoo uboot doesn't allow the m4 code to be loaded (as that feature is turned off) instead its loaded after the kernel is loaded. You either...
Yes you need to build a custom kernel.
This guide shows what needs to be done.
You could drive your own LCD panel but its more work, ie buy the udoo cable and rewire for the lvds panel along with the appropriate backlight...
Not completely sure, if you review the neo schematics VIN is feed to CN3 which could be used to feed the BL supply, which typically is 9v (from...
If your wanting to get Micropython running on the M4 then you will need to port it across yourself as there no support for it.
In short the conversion board contains a lvds to parallel converter for the tft display and i2c interface for capacitive touch screen.
Before you attempt to interface emmc flash I would verify if the boot mode can be re-configured to boot from another SDIO interface. If it can't...
The humidity (SI7006-A20) sensor i2c address should be 0x40 and gesture (PAJ7620U2) should be 0x73. I'd recommend reading the datasheets.
The 7" LCD datasheet can be downloaded from here however it doesn't covers the conversion board.
I have to agree, currently the only guarantee from Intel is to make its online resources available for review only until June 2020. Third post in...
If brick sensor has an i2c interface then it may be possible to use it from the x86 side. Firstly you would need a 1.8v to 3.3v logic shifter as...
Its for the "Arduino side" see this link.
UDOO were responsible for deciding which Arduino product to include on the x86, given that Curie never gained market transaction you would have...
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