I am trying to solve a problem of having wires going up to an MP3 player to the earpiece. I also didn't want the weight of batteries, e.g. via...

I am trying to solve a problem of having wires going up to an MP3 player to the earpiece. I also didn't want the weight of batteries, e.g. via a Bluetooth or other wireless head set. I did an experiment where I used conductive paint to mark out some tracks on my skin to replace wires. The conductive paint is very flexible (I put it on my hand which flexed a lot ) and there seemed to be enou...

Hi guys, I've been searching the internet and specifically this site now for a few weeks in an attempt to learn how to get my 16f88 to convert...

Hi guys, I've been searching the internet and specifically this site now for a few weeks in an attempt to learn how to get my 16f88 to convert my gps data (rs-232) to i2c. I am doing this so that my Lego NXT can receive gps data without it using up the bluetooth connection. I have the physical stuff that I need (programming board, chip, serial cable etc) but I lack the know-how. I was ...

I am looking at developing an accessory for the Palm PDAs and I realized that the most common interface on all the different models is the IR...

I am looking at developing an accessory for the Palm PDAs and I realized that the most common interface on all the different models is the IR port. The serial port was dropped in favor of USB on the newer units and the older units don't have USB. Only a few models have bluetooth. But they all have IR, right? This is not a mass market accessory I need, but rather something that will appe...

Hello all.. first things first, Im an absolute novice trying to provide guidance on a project. the details are for - wireless outdoor...

Hello all.. first things first, Im an absolute novice trying to provide guidance on a project. the details are for - wireless outdoor network, a golf course - so some trees/clear LOS path - approx 20 nodes, ie node per hole - some nodes would just be repeaters - some nodes would be sensor equipped (ie prox card or swipe card) and a display; or maybe bluetooth equipped (

I'm looking for OEM handhelds manufacturers, ie some vendors which sell partially or fully assembled handhelds computers on specification, to be...

I'm looking for OEM handhelds manufacturers, ie some vendors which sell partially or fully assembled handhelds computers on specification, to be put into customized enclosures. The ideal platform is a ARM (or x86) compatible processor at 200/400 MHz, has a high quality touch screen, 802.11 and Bluetooth working at the same time, one host usb port and SD/MMC and/or CF expansion capabilities...

Hi, I want to design a gateway platform for home automation application that can expose its services to WLAN. The platform should also be...

Hi, I want to design a gateway platform for home automation application that can expose its services to WLAN. The platform should also be able to support the Bluetooth connectivity. I am thinking to use an embedded Linux OS to enable it to execute the libupnp (UPnP SDK for linux) application for service discovery. Can any one suggest me a suitable embedded linux development board, more close...

Embest now offers a series of single board computers with low cost and flexible design. The boards are based on ARM7 or ARM9 CPU like S3C44B0,...

Embest now offers a series of single board computers with low cost and flexible design. The boards are based on ARM7 or ARM9 CPU like S3C44B0, S3C2410, LPC2000, etc. And features with Ethernet, bluetooth, USB, IDE and so on. Special ODM/OEM service can be also provided. More information can be found at: http://www.armkits.com/Product/sbc2410II.asp

Are there any wireless sub-systems that are just "fall off a log" easy to integrate into an embedded system? The ideal gizmo would go into an...

Are there any wireless sub-systems that are just "fall off a log" easy to integrate into an embedded system? The ideal gizmo would go into an OEM product, wouldn't require the OEM to mess with any certification issues, would make the product appear as a serial device to a host computer via BlueTooth, would talk to it's local embedded processor via serial, and would be plug and play. ...

I've got the following hardware requirement: 2 x RS232 port Bluetooth (to talk to a mobile phone) Ethernet (speed irrelevant) USB...

I've got the following hardware requirement: 2 x RS232 port Bluetooth (to talk to a mobile phone) Ethernet (speed irrelevant) USB (Controller) A small qwerty keyboard A small text LCD 640x480 Video output NTSC video output No particular processor power is required Low power dissipation Needs to fit into a box approx (mm) 100 x 50 x 150 I've designed loads of embedded hardware over ...

I have been having some problems sending and receiving HCI ACL packets. For some reason I have to wait about 20ms between sending packets when...

I have been having some problems sending and receiving HCI ACL packets. For some reason I have to wait about 20ms between sending packets when sending from master to slave, otherwise the module will crash. Sending ACL packets from slave to master does not work at all. Therefore, I have two questions: 1. When do you know if it is safe to send another ACL packet? 2. Why is my communication o...

Hello, Folks who have previously worked with i.mx based devices could possibly help us with this. We are in the process of designing a...

Hello, Folks who have previously worked with i.mx based devices could possibly help us with this. We are in the process of designing a system based on Freescale iMX31 microcontroller (ARM11). This system has multiple audio sources and sinks. We are using Freescale MC13783 PMIC and a couple of audio codec devices (for bluetooth etc). All audio devices available on PMIC (mic, stereo in/...

Hello I need to synchronize two measurement boards through a wireless connection. Is it possible through bluetooth? Any...

Hello I need to synchronize two measurement boards through a wireless connection. Is it possible through bluetooth? Any advise how to do that?

A friend has asked me for help with an idea he has which requires a simple RF link to control a 12 volt circuit. One end of the link would...

A friend has asked me for help with an idea he has which requires a simple RF link to control a 12 volt circuit. One end of the link would need an MCU to collect the inputs and make a decision about the state of the 12 volt circuit. The RF link is used to control the 12 volt circuit. The MCU end would be battery powered and so needs to be low energy. It is only on with a very low dut...

Toradex and NXP® invite you to this introduction of the new Colibri SoM based on the NXP i.MX 6ULL System-on-Chip. The Colibri System on Module...

Toradex and NXP® invite you to this introduction of the new Colibri SoM based on the NXP i.MX 6ULL System-on-Chip. The Colibri System on Module effectively showcases NXP’s power-efficient and cost optimized applications processor – the i.MX 6ULL. Toradex’s Colibri iMX6ULL features Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, secure encryption, and a wide range of other interfac

The compactflash standard a( or compactflash + standard which is more appropriate), is a standard for the ultra-small, removable data...

The compactflash standard a( or compactflash + standard which is more appropriate), is a standard for the ultra-small, removable data storage system and additional card functionality including magnetic disk drive data storage and I/O cards such as ethernet, serial, fax/modem, digital phone card, USB, barcode scanner, Bluetooth, 802.11b wireless LAN, wireless digital cell phone cards, etc. ht...

I need a very low-cost (50USD for quantity) touch panel running Android OS. I'll use only the LCD, the touch panel and a serial interface...

I need a very low-cost (50USD for quantity) touch panel running Android OS. I'll use only the LCD, the touch panel and a serial interface (RS485). A USB device port (to make a connection with a PC) and/or USB host port (for connecting USB pen drives) would be nice. The size of LCD could be from 5 to 7". I don't need SD, Ethernet, WiFi, CAN, RTC, battery, Bluetooth and other nice th...

A quick FYI for Apache Mynewt's 0.9 release... http://mynewt.apache.org/ http://mynewt.apache.org/download/ Noteworthy is the...

A quick FYI for Apache Mynewt's 0.9 release... http://mynewt.apache.org/ http://mynewt.apache.org/download/ Noteworthy is the world's first open source (controller level) Bluetooth Low Energy stack for MCUs. The first ports were to Nordic's nRF52 and nRF51. Specific to the OS with BLE (4.2), the open source approach has obvious benefits to developers: access to source code;