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Ken's [http://sustburbia.blogspot.com/2011/11/nanode-rf-and-winode-perfect-pairing.html new programming board], available from December 2011 | Ken's [http://sustburbia.blogspot.com/2011/11/nanode-rf-and-winode-perfect-pairing.html new programming board], available from December 2011 | ||
Using [[Project:Nanode/Applications#Programming_without_an_FTDI_cable| another arduino]] instead of a special cable. | Using [[Project:Nanode/Applications#Programming_without_an_FTDI_cable| another arduino]] instead of a special cable.[http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/235 (direct ref)] | ||
Hacking a [[Project:Nanode/Applications#Programming_with_a_PL2303_cable|cheap mobile phone programming cable]] | Hacking a [[Project:Nanode/Applications#Programming_with_a_PL2303_cable|cheap mobile phone programming cable]] [https://hackerspace.be/Get_to_know_Nanode#Flash_with_Nokia_CA42_.28PL2303.29 (direct ref)] | ||
Hacking a [[Project:Nanode/PoorMansCable|cheap generic USB serial cable]] | Hacking a [[Project:Nanode/PoorMansCable|cheap generic USB serial cable]] | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 14 November 2011
Sources for the 'FTDI' cable used to program Nanode V5 (note that NanodeRF doesn't need this cable).
The real thing from FTDI
An ebay source (seller usbttl) of a cheaper FTDI cable we've found reliable (get the 5V version).
Ken's new programming board, available from December 2011
Using another arduino instead of a special cable.(direct ref)
Hacking a cheap mobile phone programming cable (direct ref)
Hacking a cheap generic USB serial cable
