Noobs is raspberry pi only so not for Udoo. There is Yocto for Udoo http://www.udoo.org/forum/index.php?threads/2965/ There is also udoobuntu 2...
The Udoo Quad is like a Arduino due so every digital pin has an interrupt possibility. According my information it has 32 digital pins so 32...
Have you seen this one? https://github.com/bremme/arduino-tm1637
The library you used is not compliant to the rules NXP has designed with their MQX OS for the M4. The display can be used but has to be addressed...
And it looks like the root cause in this issue is the same (pinmode change not allowed outside setup())...
And what if you use the Neo's own Arduino IDE?
It looks like a Ubuntu setting that is switched off by default for security reasons...
The example as given in the earlier mentioned arduino documentation should work. Important is to use the correct attachinterrupt statement ( with...
I have no idea why you are posting this question here. But this looks very the same:...
Which Udoo?
Sorry, I don't have a Neo full.
You have to use accMagSensor.readAccelData(); accMagSensor.readMagData();
It could be, if I follow the rules in my issue I have no issues but I did not test it for more than 8 hours. I also use python to read and not...
Yes you can, you have to connect the TX/RX pins to pin 0 and 1 on the Arduino side of the Neo and use serial0 in the sketch. Serial0 is already...
I don't think so it is possible, at least it is not documented. I don't have a Neo full.
The principle to access gpio from the Linux side is the same, the pin out numbering could be different. The principle to interact between the...
If you ask the same questions you get the same answers. http://www.udoo.org/forum/index.php?threads/4064/ Please proceed on your original topic.
Do you see differences between minicom, Arduino serial monitor and your own program?
Have you looked here: http://www.udoo.org/docs-neo/UDOO_NEO_made_by_the_Community/Java.html
If you use the Arduino IDE on the Neo can you program the Arduino side? It also uses this serial device. Perhaps you have to refresh your linux...
Separate names with a comma.