I would definatly be interested :)

Cheers

Ceri

Sure I am interested in it :)

Greetings

Helmut

That looks damn awesome!

Please continue ;)

I'm interested too!

I am interested in it. When can I buy one? I live in Brazil but next month I will be in Amsterdam. Is possible to get somes between Oct 5 and Oct 20? It will let me avoid very expensive charges for freight and custom.

Where is the XBee socket? In the picture do not appear.

Cheers

HMarioD

I have a RN-XV which I am writing a object for anyway, if you have a spare board it would save me a step.

This looks amazing guys! I love that it has a 120Hz accelerometer, temp sensor and speaker - I didn't think of including these in my design (thanks for the mention on the previous page!).

I should have some time after exams in November to play around with one - I might add a similarly sized relay/IO board. Are the schematics going to be released?

The Xbee/RN-XV sockets are not on the photo I've posted here (as pointed out!)

On the version that has gone to pre-production prototype, there is a header horizontally under the RJ45 connector, and another one where it says "http://mbed.org" on the silkscreen, so the temperature sensor and USB B socket are under the Xbee/RN-XV when its plugged in.

Samuel has recently added a Wifly implementation to the cookbook, and I have to say it works a treat!

The schematics will go open source at some point when we go to proper production.

Thanks, Chris

I want in too! I am very happy to contribute a driver.

It will be no problem to make a fork of my TFT lib :

http://mbed.org/cookbook/SPI-driven-QVGA-TFT I have to change the way of painting the fonts.

Peter

Looks promising!

Just wondering though: would CAN bus and EEPROM (I2C) be considered in a future version?

Best Regards,

Benoît.

I saw a photo of a prototype some time ago and realised immediately that it's a winner: credit-card size, round corners and white. Nowadays white seems to be the new green for PCBs. Engineers will buy one just to sit and look at it. I suggest a hole at one end for a lanyard to enable it to be worn around the neck - not so daft, it could be an active delegate badge. If Raspberry Pi is designed to inspire future programmers, then this could do the same for embedded hardware engineers! On second thoughts, forget the hole, swap the RJ45 into the middle and use an Ethernet cable as a lanyard. I really must get out more.

Kinda looks like one of the prototype boards I made..........hmmm

1. Please post a nice block schematic of the board instead of a messy whiteboard picture 2. Very helpfull: add a few mountingholes M3 to the final board 3. Maybe nice to have: UART to USB (VCP) for easy debugging

You should seriously consider hiring a women If you don't have one already. I love that it has a 120Hz accelerometer, temp sensor and speaker I am very happy to contribute a driver.

I'm interested in that :) I can make driver's for acc and temp but i have to work on LCD screen.

Awesome! I can not wait until this available for purchase. Question: I noticed one of the available features of this board is: Socket for Xbee (Zigbee) or RN-XV (Wifi). I do not see that mentioned socket. Where is this socket located?

Chris,

Is there anything left that needs to be done? Count me in! I just wrote a simplified MODBUS RTU RS-232 interface that I will be posting shortly to the code library. I would have loved to have a eval board similar to the lab board during this last prototype. When are these available for purchase?

Daniel Penny "Infinity"

Just had my first today..

Impressed... Keep up the Good Work .. Thanks Chris..