` DIPDuino
Jan
28
2017
Updated OLED library for Arduino IDE
Posted by AlexGorn at 22:02:24 in News

Updated OLED Library for Arduino IDE is available for download.

Includes one simple example but needs more. Please help me to implement more examples. Tiny Tetris anyone? :)
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Jan
26
2017
DIPDuino wiht TNSense Inc
Posted by AlexGorn at 01:00:05 in

DIPDuino is actively used by TNSense Inc for prototyping and testing.

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TNSense is a provider of Electronic Traffic Signs, Traffic Calming and Work Zone Safety Solutions,

Jan
23
2017
DipDuino Flyer
Posted by AlexGorn at 18:20:50 in

Here is a brief DIPDuino’s presentation in PDF format Please download and share.

Jan
19
2017
DIPDuino Pin-outs (version 2) with Arduino IDE port numbers
Posted by AlexGorn at 19:09:44

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Jan
19
2017
Updated MCU pinouts (if you like JTAG Version)
Posted by AlexGorn at 18:09:22 in

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DIP-CORE
Pure Atmel AVR core with all peripheral hardware (OLED display, SD card, ZigBee etc.) ready to take control over your hardware. It must be programmed with JTAG (JATGICE3 recommended). I am using Atmel Studio for development, and IMHO this the best option. There is no bootloader in DIP-CORE.
It is available right now. Do you want to have one? Please contact me through contact page on this website.

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DIP-DUINO
This is DIP-CORE with Arduino bootloader. You can write your programs in Arduino IDE.
I am working hard evenings and weekends to make it happen soon. If you have your own DIP-Core than you can help me.

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DIP-BOOT
You can develop your code in Atmel Studio or any other IDE of your choice, write it on SD card and DIP-BOOT will execute it. The code must be compiled and converted to BIN format. You do not need any debuggers or cables. Really easy to use on the go. There is no limit on complexity of your code. In addition, there is no need to keep SD card inserted into the controller. DIP-BOOT will write your firmware to EEPROM and next time, if SD card is not present, your program will be executed directly from memory.
This device can be available quite soon. You can help me with this.

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DIP-BASIC
As easy as it can be – open notepad, write your firmware in BASIC, save it to SD card, insert into DIP, have fun! No need to have programmers, debuggers, cables, compilers, IDE software. BASIC code can be written with any text editor including one on your smartphone.