Blogs

As you have probably seen, I wrote a post about my experiment with the Maxim Max520 IC and the Mini6410.

In the future I'm planning to test some other ICs (ADC, GPIO extensions) on I2C and on SPI bus. My goal is to find the best solution for expanding Mini 2440 and 6410 I/O capabilities because I'm sure FriendlyARM board can be very competitive for LAB applications, industrial automations, building automations and robotics.

Hi all,

In this video I show a simple test of GPIO connector signals. I compiled linux kernel 2.6.28 witrh GPIO device driver and I connected the 4 GPE I/O signals to the breadboard. The I/O signals are read/written by a Qt 4.6.1 application.

You can find the video here.

Soon I will try an I2C chip to extend Mini6410  I/O capabilities (Digital I/O and Analog I/O)

Today I put a new YouTube video of my Mini 6410. It's a simple demo of the preinstalled Qt 4.6.1.

Have a look here.

Hi all, 

the source code I wrote for FriendlyARM board is available on my account at sourceforge.

Feel free to download and modify it.

Regards,

Paolo

Hi All,

yes, I'm online! After some days of hard work now I have a powerful CMS and a forum to share ideas, problems and impressions about my two favourite subjects: Qt and FriendlyARM boards.

I decided to call this website sereno-labs because I want to post information discovered during my Lab works. If you are interested in my activity you can visit every now and then this web site and the forums.

Enjoy!

paolo

I just received directly from China my new Mini 6410 development board. It runs Linux, Windows CE 6.0 and Xubuntu.

Here you can find a first image of the board in my Lab.

After spending a huge amount of time on fixing problems with my old blog www.sereno-online.com/site I decided to move to another web presence provider, to change my CMS and to change the domain name. The result is this new www.sereno-labs.com website.