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I need to make a pcb using the exact components of this board from Amazon (ATmega328PB Xplained Mini) and I also want to add 3 LED lights.

Hi Muhammad, I see you responded to someone about writing a class compliant USB-MIDI code. I develop projects using Atmel/Microchip's ASF4 environment on a SAMd51. Is this something you have experience with?

Hi Muhammad, I see you responded to someone about writing a class compliant USB-MIDI code. I develop projects using Atmel/Microchip's ASF4 environment on a SAMd51. Is this something you have experience with?

Hi We need someone to prograamme Atmega328PB Xplained mini development board with arduino ID for the touch function..

I am looking for a firmware engineer to help me with a tricky problem. I'm using a modified version of the WavFilePlayer example from the Adafruit fork of the Audio library () on a SAMD51-based board. I need someone to help me figure out how to re-initialize I2S after going into a low-power sleep mode. For some reason, when disabling I2S (for a sleep mode) after playing a WAV file as follows: I2S->CTRLA.bit.ENABLE=0; while (I2S->); I am unable to re-initialize it with: I2S->CTRLA.bit.ENABLE=1; while (I2S->); So I need someone who understands how the I2S is setup to help me figure out why that isn't working, as you would think it would. I can send a board to the engineer who is interested in helping and I may also

There is a ~ 650 line communication header file that works great for the Arduino MEGA 2560. It does not automatically translate directly over to the ARM SAMD51 however, which is what this project entails. The Grand Central M4 SAMD51 will use default UART pins 0 and 1 and Serial1. Nothing fancy is needed there but the existing functionality of this existing communication header file needs to be translated over so it works with the ARM SAMD51 hardware. Some of the existing code can be removed since it is already defined much more easily through ARM. For example: // Enable transmitter, receiver, and interrupt of Serial 0. Set data bits to 8 and 1 stop bit. UCSR0A = 0x00; UCSR0B |= (1<<RXCIE1)|(1<<RXEN1)|(1<<TXEN1); Setting up the 2 pins now to use...

The goal is getting the UF2 bootloader up and running with the SAMD21 Xplained pro development board or a custom SAMD21 board in Atmel Studio various milestones include, adding in features to the bootloader including sleep and wake code, customization of presented mass storage files (txt logs, bitmap image, icons, other filetypes), simple routines for hiding and showing files in the mass storage at particular events. Experience with atmel bootloaders and UF2 samd21 bootloader specifically mandatory UF2 bootloader: Development board: My challenge so far has been to successfully compile and flash the bootloader for a supported board (trinket_M0) or the development board

Hi Udaya. I have several different types of jobs that I think might be a good fit for you. 1) Design daughtercards for an Atmel SAMD21 Xplained Pro board using Eagle PCB. Sometimes I just need some design files. On others, build a physical prototype and write some test code. 2) Some Node.js examples. Just figuring out how to do certain things. 3) Some experiments with Amazon Web Services. Interested? Mike

Hi there, I am looking for someone to help me with a project that I am currently working on. I have an existing project which uses an Atmel V71 Xplained Pro board to drive a custom PCB. The program runs a state machine (implemented as a switch statement) in a timer triggered loop, and takes inputs from the PCB and produces outputs to the PCB. What I want to do is use the USB interface such that a PC can be used to control the program flow. This includes setting the state of the state machine and also transferring data to the V71 for use within the state machine. I can provide an example project (in Atmel Studio 7) which has the state machine and you will be required to modify such that the data sent from the PC can be accessed in the main() function for use in the state machine....

.asm code/file should enable the system/atmel to operate as a clock and optimally as a timer and or stopwatch.

...Pseudo code description of HOW your code works. INSTRUCTIONS: how to use your project, directions for the user. Estimated time spent to complete (in hours). Source code files: .c .h and other source files in a form that can be compiled Any supporting documentation, information, schematics, block diagrams, data files, chip/sensor/transducer data sheets, app notes, etc. Which platform it runs on (Xplained Mini-328P or PB, ST ARM Discovery F0, RPi, or other processor) and what tools you used (Studio , IAR, Keil, GCC, Eclipse, etc.). We should be able to replicate your project results with the items above! Optional link to video demonstration. Other requirements The final submission must be modular (Main function calls other sub-functions), and broken into logical chunks, so ...

...Pseudo code description of HOW your code works. INSTRUCTIONS: how to use your project, directions for the user. Estimated time spent to complete (in hours). Source code files: .c .h and other source files in a form that can be compiled Any supporting documentation, information, schematics, block diagrams, data files, chip/sensor/transducer data sheets, app notes, etc. Which platform it runs on (Xplained Mini-328P or PB, ST ARM Discovery F0, RPi, or other processor) and what tools you used (Studio , IAR, Keil, GCC, Eclipse, etc.). We should be able to replicate your project results with the items above! Optional link to video demonstration. Other requirements The final submission must be modular (Main function calls other sub-functions), and broken into logical chunks, so you ...

...HOW your code works. INSTRUCTIONS: how to use your project, directions for the user. Estimated time spent to complete (in hours). Source code files: .c .h and other source files in a form that can be compiled Any supporting documentation, information, schematics, block diagrams, data files, chip/sensor/transducer data sheets, app notes, etc. Which platform it runs on (Xplained Mini-328P or PB, ST ARM Discovery F0, RPi, or other processor) and what tools you used (Studio , IAR, Keil, GCC, Eclipse, etc.). We should be able to replicate your project results with the items above! Optional link to video demonstration. Other requirements The final submission must be modular (Main function calls other sub-functions), and broken into logic...

...HOW your code works. INSTRUCTIONS: how to use your project, directions for the user. Estimated time spent to complete (in hours). Source code files: .c .h and other source files in a form that can be compiled Any supporting documentation, information, schematics, block diagrams, data files, chip/sensor/transducer data sheets, app notes, etc. Which platform it runs on (Xplained Mini-328P or PB, ST ARM Discovery F0, RPi, or other processor) and what tools you used (Studio , IAR, Keil, GCC, Eclipse, etc.). We should be able to replicate your project results with the items above! Optional link to video demonstration. Other requirements The final submission must be modular (Main function calls other sub-functions), and broken into logic...

Sub-project context The system uses a SAMD51 ARM processor with an Atmel Start based project. Start says 8.23 but the headers say FreeRTOS V9.0.0rc2. The project uses UARTs (one debug port and one data port) on Sierra Wireless HL series modems. The modems will typically be CAT M1. It was intended to use AT commands to post HTTP JSON packet; however, the released M1 modems do not have an IP stack. The main app will poll the modem and determine if IP stack is available. If so, it will use the built-in stack. If not, it will use PPP shadow functions. Requirements If the stack supports Berkeley Sockets or similar, that is ideal. At the very least, we need the connection functions encapsulated. We would also like an HTTP task, as described below. C function to initiate PPP ...

The current issue we have is the modem we are using (The HL7718) does not have an IP stack, so we are forced to use PPP to send and receive data through it. My current embedded developer Is developing the other code on the SAMD but does not have time to write the whole PPP module, he just needs the module written so he can call hooks and send a receive the data that way. Will that be an issue?

Sub-project context The system uses a SAMD51 ARM processor with an Atmel Start based project.  Start says 8.23 but the headers say  FreeRTOS V9.0.0rc2.  The project uses UARTs (one debug port and one data port) on Sierra Wireless HL series modems.  The modems will typically be CAT M1.  It was intended to use AT commands to post HTTP JSON packet; however, the released M1 modems do not have an IP stack. The main app will poll the modem and determine if IP stack is available.  If so, it will use the built-in stack.  If not, it will use PPP shadow functions. Requirements If the stack supports Berkeley Sockets or similar, that is ideal.  At the very least, we need the connection functions encapsulated.  We would also like an HTTP task, as ...

Sub-project context The system uses a SAMD51 ARM processor with an Atmel Start based project.  Start says 8.23 but the headers say  FreeRTOS V9.0.0rc2.  The project uses UARTs (one debug port and one data port) on Sierra Wireless HL series modems.  The modems will typically be CAT M1.  It was intended to use AT commands to post HTTP JSON packet; however, the released M1 modems do not have an IP stack. The main app will poll the modem and determine if IP stack is available.  If so, it will use the built-in stack.  If not, it will use PPP shadow functions. Requirements If the stack supports Berkeley Sockets or similar, that is ideal.  At the very least, we need the connection functions encapsulated.  We would also like an HTTP task, as ...

I need you to develop some code for me. I would like this software to be developed for Windows using C or C++ by atmel studio 7 and an atmel AVR xplained mini board

I'm looking for someone to help me understand the process of building Yocto for the SAMA5D2 Xplained board from Microchip-Atmel. Basically I need a tutor who knows Yocto and can show me all the steps required to build and program this development board.

Combine an already designed power supply and sensor acquisition board with the SAMC21 Xplained Pro (without some of its functions and components), preferably using EAGLE. Expected at the end are the EAGLE board and schematic files, gerber files and a complete, detailed BOM ready for the fab house.

We are running the Barebox bootloader in an Atmel SAMA5D3 Xplained board. We need to add USB support to Barebox on this board, so that it is possible to mount a pen drive from within Barebox and read files from it. The end goal is to be able to do kernel/rootfs updates from a USB stick (Ethernet will not be available). We believe this should not be too difficult: - USB support in Barebox should be in good shape in general. Some Barebox users report that they use the EHCI driver regularly on other boards. - Barebox already has support for USB on Atmel SOCs (drivers ehci-atmel.c and at91-ohci.c) We think that probably this is just a matter of some initialisation that is currently missing from the Barebox SAMA5D3 Xplained board code. Also, the latest versions of U-b...

hi all I am looking for a SAM V71 Xplained Ultra software code built in all in one module i need one project with all the bellow modules all with some test thread for each module working 01) USB device mass storage. 02) FATfs 03) FreeRTOS 04) Analog Comparator controller. 05) Power Management controller. 06) Pulse width modulation 07) Ethernet with lwIP(TCP/IP stack) 08) Real time clock 09) Timer/counter 10) UART/USART. 11) WAtch dog timer. 12) General purpose GPIO. all these modules must be present in a single project and an example thread to see functionality of each module mentioned above Regards

We are running the Barebox bootloader in an Atmel SAMA5D3 Xplained board. We need to add USB support to Barebox on this board, so that it is possible to mount a pen drive from within Barebox and read files from it. The end goal is to be able to do kernel/rootfs updates from a USB stick (Ethernet will not be available). We believe this should not be too difficult: - USB support in Barebox should be in good shape in general. Some Barebox users report that they use the EHCI driver regularly on other boards. - Barebox already has support for USB on Atmel SOCs (drivers ehci-atmel.c and at91-ohci.c) We think that probably this is just a matter of some initialisation that is currently missing from the Barebox SAMA5D3 Xplained board code. Also, the latest versions of U-b...

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Need somebody to show me how to properly download and install a complete build system to cross compile an application using Eclipse with yocto-plug-in for an ARM based MPU (SAMA5D3-XPLAINED) using the Poky Distribution for Yocto project. The application should be very basic and able to read/write from the serial port to blink an LED. I want to understand the autotools, autoconf and automake in detail. I also want to understand the entire bitbake, recipes, layers, and git procedures. references:

Need somebody to write a step by step procedure for everything described below. Download and install a complete environment to build an application using Eclipse with yocto-plug-in to cross compile on an ARM based MPU (SAMA5D3-XPLAINED). This involves downloading an installing Eclipse, JDK, ADT_INSTALLER, Poky Distribution for Yocto project and building the binaries using bitbake recipes. The application should be very basic and able to read/write from the serial port and blink an LED using a push button on the board. I will supply the details on how to achieve this. Application should be compiled separately for static and dynamic linking. you can check which has instructions on doing all this with links to many documents.

Write a function in Atmel Studio for a SAMD21 Xplained pro board that will decode a bi-phase mark serial protocol and return the data packet.

Hi Need some one strong hands on streaming server like icecast and shoutcast ...issue will be xplained in private mesg thanks

We need help for implementing software to control a current pulse generator. The hardware platform is a Atmel XMEGA-B1 Xplained board (based on the AVR XMEGA processors), connected to 4 potentiometers via 4 ADC input channels, and a H-bridge (two digital outputs, On/Off and Direction). We will pay a Atmel XMEGA-B1 Xplained board for the contractor, and the contractor keep this after the job is completed as a part of the payment. A standard 12V power supply is connected as input to the H-bridge, and the purpose of the software is to make it generate special pulse trains as seen on attached screenshots. The pulse train can be adjusted by the 4 potentiometers. They have the following functionality. - Amount of positive pulses per. negative pulse (from 4 to 30) - Fr...

... The prototype for the BHO (attached as a VS solutionto the ticket), shows all item in the poup menu, and the action perform when the menu items is pressed. The prototype is implemented in c++, so should the extention. ## Deliverables The task can be seen a 6 sub tasks Sub tasks: (1) Extent the GUI with a similar popup menu in the status bar (see attached picture red circle 2), as xplained in the above. Contrary to the toolbar button (the button with a "red a" in the prototype and the picure. red circle 1) the status bar button dos not have to be a button vidget, it can be a icon or picture, but when it is pressed, it should have the same popup menu as the one in the tool bar and the action associated with the menu items should have similar actions associa...