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==11th November 2023==
Raspberrypi 5 is confirmed compatible with the RPICT series hat.
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==9th October 2023 - New product==
This is a standalone programmer for Arduino. You can use this to program an arduino without the need of a computer. It uses a SD card to store the sketch to upload.
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==12th July 2023 - Bug fix for frequency reading==
==12th July 2023 - Bug fix for frequency reading==
We recommend all our users reading frequency to upgrade to the latest firmware v4.2.0.
We recommend all our users reading frequency to upgrade to the latest firmware v4.2.0.
Affected cards are RPICT7V1 RPICT8 RPICT4V3 version 5.
 
Affected cards are RPICT7V1 RPICT8 RPICT4V3 RPICT4W3T1 version 5.
 
A bug in the frequency computation was making the frequency reading erratic and highly noisy. It has been now solved and a reading difference example is shown below.
 
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To install the new firmware follow this guide below.
 
[[Upload Arduino sketch from Raspberrypi to RPICT]]
 
Then execute these commands
 
wget lechacal.com/RPICT/sketch/RPICT_MCP3208_v4.2.0.ino.hex
lcl-upload-sketch.sh RPICT_MCP3208_v4.2.0.ino.hex

Latest revision as of 15:05, 11 November 2023

11th November 2023

Raspberrypi 5 is confirmed compatible with the RPICT series hat.

9th October 2023 - New product

This is a standalone programmer for Arduino. You can use this to program an arduino without the need of a computer. It uses a SD card to store the sketch to upload.

12th July 2023 - Bug fix for frequency reading

We recommend all our users reading frequency to upgrade to the latest firmware v4.2.0.

Affected cards are RPICT7V1 RPICT8 RPICT4V3 RPICT4W3T1 version 5.

A bug in the frequency computation was making the frequency reading erratic and highly noisy. It has been now solved and a reading difference example is shown below.

To install the new firmware follow this guide below.

Upload Arduino sketch from Raspberrypi to RPICT

Then execute these commands

wget lechacal.com/RPICT/sketch/RPICT_MCP3208_v4.2.0.ino.hex
lcl-upload-sketch.sh RPICT_MCP3208_v4.2.0.ino.hex