Difference between revisions of "Raspberry Pi Chip Pack"
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Revision as of 14:13, 10 May 2018
Flowcode supports the Raspberry Pi range of hardware. Currently the Pi2 and Pi3 models are supported.
Most components in Flowcode should work with the Raspberry Pi hardware as is allowing you to do a lot with the Raspberry Pi GPIO header. Supported peripherals include general purpose I/O, I2C, PWM, SPI and UART.
Also built into Flowcode is a TCP/IP component allowing you to communicate via the Ethernet and Wifi network connections which vastly simplifies the job of creating IoT type applications.
With a RPI target selected the Project Options -> General Options tab adds extra parameters to allow you to specify the Raspberry Pi IP address, Username and Password. If these parameters are setup correctly then when you perform a compile to chip the Pi will be programmed and automatically start running the Flowcode program.
A guide on getting started with the Raspberry Pi chip pack in Flowcode is available from the link below.
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An E-block 2 board is also available (BL0136) which provides Ghost Technology (ICD / ICT) debugging support.
