I think that is outdated, what about this? http://www.udoo.org/docs/Hardware_&_Accessories/GPIO_Pinout.html
Well, I dont understand the docs then :( Pin 14/15 are the same as SDA/SCL and connected to I2C-2. Only in the Device tree editor it is stated...
Were did you find this instruction in the docs?
@Andrea Rovai @ektor5 @Francesco Can Someone of the Neo team please resolve the issues I created on the Github repository. A lot of beginner...
And the I2C-2 that is attached to the Arduino SDA/SCL pins first have to be activated through the Device tree editor:...
It looks like the filesystem modified method you used is not supported on GPIO...
There are also polling techniques in the sysfs https://www.kernel.org/doc/Documentation/gpio/sysfs.txt See also...
On the 20th of May Udoo released Alpha 2 for ANDROID 5.1.1 LOLLIPOP See http://www.udoo.org/downloads/ Would be nice if the Udoo team would have...
Did you see this? http://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/udoo-neo-full-connection-with-lvds7-screen-and-serial-com-issues.4329/
Try this code. It is the same as I gave you earlier but I updated it a little and it compiles :) I am not a C programmer so it is not the best...
Edit: Did not see your last reply.. Does it give you any data in serial monitor? Then at least you know that the GPS is working and it can...
You have to be more specific what is not working?
stringGPS was not declared yet. Add a line at the beginning of the sketch to declare it: String stringGPS ="";
You did not change all serial0 into Serial0 Furthermore it was an old sketch I found somewhere on the net and modified a little hoping it would...
Type error my side: serial0 should be Serial0. I adapted this script without IDE.....
I looked in the Adafruit_GPS library and it is full of references to softserial. So this could be an issue. To get rid of the library first what...
You have to erase all SoftwareSerial references and use Serial0 instead. Change your code with Adafruit_GPS GPS(&Serial0); Be sure you connect...
On the Linux side you have 2 PWM available which you can configure. http://www.udoo.org/docs-neo/Hardware_&_Accessories/PWM.html On the Arduino...
I agree! I like the Neo for its architecture, Linux and Arduino combined. But when looking at the current roadmap...
The arduino side is not on COM1 but on /dev/ttyMCC so set your IDE to that (as it is preinstalled). Second, to talk with your GPS shield from...
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