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TODO list #1
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Hi, Great job on the Longduino. |
Here is some info of my first steps w/ this interesting part:https://ckblog2016.net/2020/06/27/sipeed-longan-nano/Dr. Claus Kühnel - Talstr. 13b - CH-8852 AltendorfMobile +41-76-3960801
-------- Ursprüngliche Nachricht --------Von: Arye DevOps <notifications@github.com> Datum: 06.09.20 03:56 (GMT+01:00) An: sipeed/Longduino <Longduino@noreply.github.com> Cc: Claus Kühnel <info@ckuehnel.ch>, Manual <manual@noreply.github.com> Betreff: Re: [sipeed/Longduino] TODO list (#1)
Hi, Great job on the Longduino.
I have ordered this board and I know that it comes with an 160x80 LCD. Can we use it with Arduino and Longduino?
The main idea was to be able to work with the LCD and I am not sure how to do that so far, Turning to your solution I hope to get the solution I am looking for.
Can we Program the LCD that comes with it using Longduino?
Thanks
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I added HardwareSerial and Adafruit_GFX implementations and examples for LCD, RGB LED and WiFi: Update 2020/11/01:
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Update 2020/11/20:
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I have been struggling with my Nano. PlatformIO has not been successful and I have been unable to upload .bin files to it or use DFU. I had hoped this would at least get me the Ardunio environment. I am on Windows 10 Pro. My Device Manager shows two ports when I am using a USB to UART converter plugged into the com port on the end. If I use the USB the only thing that shows up is a line in Universal Serial Bus Controllers: GD32 Device in DFU mode after I do the boot/reset but no COM Port. It also doesn't show as a file under file manager. I tried compiling and downloading Blink to both COM Ports and this is what I got: C:\Users\Len\AppData\Local\Arduino15\packages\Longduino\hardware\gd32v\0.1.1\variants\sipeed-longan-nano\pins_arduino.c:48:31: warning: 'PIN_MAP' initialized and declared 'extern' |
Arduino core
wiring_digital.c
pinModedigitalWritedigitalRead@LdreamdigitalToggle@Ldreamwiring_analog.c
analogRead@ReinForce-IIanalogRefe1rence@ReinForce-IIanalogWrite@ReinForce-IIwiring_pulse.c
pulseIn@ReinForce-IIpulseInLong@ReinForce-IIwiring_shift.c
shiftIn@ReinForce-IIshiftOut@ReinForce-IIWInterrupts.c
attachInterrupt@ReinForce-IIattachInterruptParam@ReinForce-IIdetachInterrupt@ReinForce-IITone.cpp
WMath.cpp
random@ReinForce-IIrandomSeed@ReinForce-IIHardwareSerial.cpp
Libraries
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