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Arduino is a physical computing platform based on a simple micrcontroller board and a development environment that implements the processing language. It can be used to develop stand-alone interactive... More


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LICENSE : gnu lesser general public license (lgpl)
OPERATING SYSTEM : Linux2
windows 2000 : windows nt : windows xp : mac os x : USER INTERFACE : mac os x

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    Shell Scripts


    arduino  by an anonymous user on March 11th 2008 at 08:09 AM

    Like most linux users, I

    loaded my Arduino Diecimila with Simple Message System, from the archives at arduino.cc. Then I got frustrated with using 'screen', so I wrote some shell scripts. These give full IO & PWM control. AD is scaled to mV & formatted for import to most spreadsheets. See http://207.14.167.161 for the tarfile. Not 24/7, so keep trying. Only works when my PC is booted. Thanks.


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