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Code to read this chip is available on github: see [https://github.com/sde1000/NanodeUNIO NanodeUNIO] | Code to read this chip is available on github: see [https://github.com/sde1000/NanodeUNIO NanodeUNIO] | ||
To use this code, download it to the sketchbook/libraries folder and start the Arduino IDE. Choose File->Examples->NanodeUNIO->NanodeMAC and upload the sketch to your Nanode. | To use this code, download it to the sketchbook/libraries folder and start the Arduino IDE. Choose File->Examples->NanodeUNIO->NanodeMAC and upload the sketch to your Nanode. Open up the Serial Monitor. It should print the MAC address in the Serial Monitor box. If you get gobbledygook back or it trips your serial port off-line, see if the baud rate in the corner of the Serial Monitor corresponds to the Serial.begin value in the NanodeMAC sketch and change it in the sketch if necessary. Serial.begin(9600) should work. (Try it with the "HelloWorld sketch also.) | ||
Once you have successfully read your MAC address, you can enter it next to your Nanode serial number in [http://wiki.hackspace.org.uk/wiki/Pledges/Nanodes/Details#The_Complete_List The Complete List]. | Once you have successfully read your MAC address, you can enter it next to your Nanode serial number in [http://wiki.hackspace.org.uk/wiki/Pledges/Nanodes/Details#The_Complete_List The Complete List]. | ||
If you did not have your tiny MAC chip soldered to the back of the pcb during the Nanode Weekend - this can be done at a later date at the space. Ken next available to do this at London Hackspace on evening of 14th June. | If you did not have your tiny MAC chip soldered to the back of the pcb during the Nanode Weekend - this can be done at a later date at the space. Ken is next available to do this at London Hackspace on evening of 14th June. You will need a time machine set to this date in 2011. | ||
===RFM12 Wireless Module=== | ===RFM12 Wireless Module=== | ||
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