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==Applications== | ==Applications== | ||
===Quick Tutorial | ===Quick Tutorial=== | ||
Read this and the following EtherShield Examples sections to familiarise yourself with the basic operations of the Arduino IDE | Read this and the following EtherShield Examples sections to familiarise yourself with the basic operations of the Arduino IDE: programming, compiling and uploading code to the Nanode. | ||
'''Note that EtherShield is spelt with a capital E and a capital S. You may get compilation problems if you deviate from this spelling.' | '''Note that EtherShield is spelt with a capital E and a capital S. You may get compilation problems if you deviate from this spelling.''' | ||
The first couple of examples will help you confirm that your hardware is fully functional and that you can get a DHCP address and serve a simple webpage from your Nanode. | The first couple of examples will help you confirm that your hardware is fully functional and that you can get a DHCP address and serve a simple webpage from your Nanode. | ||
1. Download and Install Arduino Environment | 1. Download and Install Arduino Environment | ||
http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software | http://arduino.cc/en/Main/Software | ||
2. Download FTDI Cable Drivers | *Windows users: open the arduino-0022 folder and run Arduino.exe | ||
*Mac users: mount the dmg and drag arduino into Applications folder | |||
*Ubuntu users (tested on 10.10): sudo apt-get install arduino | |||
2. Select the Appropriate Board Type | |||
In the Arduino application menu Tools/Board select "Arduino Duemilanove or Nano w/ ATmega328" | |||
3. Download FTDI Cable Drivers | |||
Plug in the FTDI programming cable. | Plug in the FTDI programming cable. | ||
*Windows users: | |||
*Mac users: mount the arduino installation dmg and double click on the FTDI install package at the bottom of the window | *Windows users: when prompted to install drivers, point the installer to the arduino-0022/drivers directory | ||
*Mac users: mount the arduino installation dmg and double click on the FTDI install package at the bottom of the window | |||
*Linux users: if you are using a recent version of ubuntu or debian, the FTDI cable should be plug and play, type: | *Linux users: if you are using a recent version of ubuntu or debian, the FTDI cable should be plug and play, type: | ||
dmesg | grep "ttyUSB*" | dmesg | grep "ttyUSB*" | ||
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since ttyUSB0 is mentioned this indicates that the device mount point is /dev/ttyUSB0 | since ttyUSB0 is mentioned this indicates that the device mount point is /dev/ttyUSB0 | ||
4. Select the Appropriate Serial Port | |||
In the Arduino application menu Tools/Serial Port select the appropriate device, e.g., "/dev/tty.usbserial-A400f2he" on a Mac or "/dev/ttyUSB0" on Linux. | |||
5. Download EtherShield Libraries | |||
Download here: https://github.com/thiseldo/EtherShield | Download here: https://github.com/thiseldo/EtherShield | ||
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The NanodeMAC library is also required from here: https://github.com/thiseldo/NanodeMAC | The NanodeMAC library is also required from here: https://github.com/thiseldo/NanodeMAC | ||
6. Edit the EtherShield_DHCPTest | |||
Arduino: File > Examples > EtherShield_DHCPTest | Arduino: File > Examples > EtherShield_DHCPTest | ||
