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Hello, I wasnt suggesting moving to the BBB. Just point out that Flash is cheap or must be, and also how memory is required. Please add a bigger flash chip to MOD5270, At very least tell me what chip you currently use, and I will see what might be involved since you seem so reluctant to do so yourse...

Paul, this module, MOD5270 which we are using is in full production. I need it to be 100% compatible, drop in replacement. Not just code, pin, function, the whole lot. Can you please give me list of differences between 5270 and 5234. What is involved in adding a bigger flash chip to MOD5270? You gav...

Hello All, The company I work for uses MOD5270's. Our application software has used up practically all of the available Flash memory. We need more for other functionality. Netburner are reluctant to upgrade except custom units. We use or will be using ~500 units this year. Are there any other MOD527...

Will or would it be possible to make the adapter board (2 x 50 pin connector part) compatible, or nearly pin compatible with the MOD5270 module? If you are doing a carrier board, you really should put an SD card connector on there, at front, same face as RJ45, - everyone needs sD dont they? And an R...

Thanks Mike,
I have adapted your suggestion to our application, and it works fine.
Cheers,
Michael.

An update, I have tried using the pin class to read the pin state, T0IN. - bool bPinState2 = J2[31]; This works if the pin is initialised for GPIO, but not if pin cofigured as timer input. And, I cant seem to change the function dynamically. If I initialise at reset the pin function to GPIO, I can r...

Hello all, I am using DMA Timero 0 as an input capture pin, to time the signal on timer T0IN, J2 pin 31. I have configured Timer 0 input as a timer pin. I also use the reference compare feature of the timer. (J2[31].function( PINJ2_31_TIN0 ); //setup pin 31 for DTIN0 input) Everything works, but I c...

Thanks, Paul.

Hello all, I have a problem with a float comparison, of the format float fValue; if(fValue < 0.04f || fValue > 2000.0f) { .....use default for fValue. } the fValue is a calibration parameter, read from EEPROM at start, all zeroes(4 bytes) in the float format I think, it displays as -4226998977805578...

Tod, have you removed the screen casts? I see two locations, 1 & 2, but no video. I had some problems with Eclipse and building last week. In the process of getting sorted, I have lost the very useful feature of being able to see values of variables simply hovering over them - any idea where I e...