[Noisebridge-discuss] eZ430 Chronos
Mikolaj Habryn
dichro at rcpt.to
Sun Mar 21 21:01:09 UTC 2010
Fantastic - we have another spacebridge launch coming up on Saturday, so not
entirely sure I'll have an evening spare this week, but if I do, it's
likeliest to be Thursday. Does that work at all? Failing that, next week,
anytime.
m.
PS: I haven't quite nerved up to ordering extra cc430s and accelerometers
from digikey, but... I will if you do ;) Although running up a breakout
board through batchpcb is probably a more sensible place to start.
On Sun, Mar 21, 2010 at 12:45 PM, Lamont Lucas <lamont at cluepon.com> wrote:
> Mikolaj Habryn wrote:
>
>> Anyone else get the eZ430 Chronos dev kit? I finally started playing
>> with it this evening, and find it neat, but want more nodes to try
>> building a secure mesh networking stack on (when you only have 1k of
>> flash*, you can only have at most 1024 bugs to find in your code,
>> right?). I also have vague ideas for smart-dust-style devices to
>> build, but find the idea of soldering tiny 0.5mm pitch devices into
>> quarter-inch-diameter enclosures faintly daunting, and would rather
>> attempt it in company, preferably with beer. Anyone up for a hack
>>
>
> I've been wearing my ez430 watch since I got it in Feb, but haven't managed
> to do anything more exciting than read the source code and look at the
> python base-station code that people have hacked together. I'd love a hack
> night if you're free this week.
>
> I wanted to mostly try software changes first. (sleep monitor using the
> interrupt-on-motion feature of the onboard accelerometer) Later I might try
> rolling my own watch innards and mounting them in a pocket watch with a
> better battery and display.
>
> But just collaborating on setting up the toolchain and doing some minor
> changes would be great. I've got a windows box set aside at home for that,
> but I can dual-boot my macbook if we can't get the open source gcc stuff
> working.
>
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