Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

clem57 — Mon, 12 Aug 2019 03:43:36 GMT

Great review. I have to include in my project

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

Sean_Miller — Sat, 03 Aug 2019 11:46:09 GMT

I thought I'd try to leverage some code to some custom code. So, I started by dissecting the Relay click.

In that codes .h file, it has a reference to an init() function which appears to init the relay. There is also a function named rstate that sets the relay on or off.

So, my thought is that this code is used by pasting it into an existing main and including the .h in that main. In turn, my existing main's typical include files have those functions somewhere in them - such as in azure_iot_utilities.c. However, I could not locate them in the Solution.

Where do those functions definitions actually exist?

Thanks,

Sean

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

markfoster200ok — Wed, 31 Jul 2019 20:36:54 GMT

Thanks for this post and also the Click C code you have in Github. I am interested in doing something that would implement an NFC reader Click Board but I am still a little hazy regarding which modules will work and C is not my strongest language.

Do you think I could get the NFC Click to work with the MT3620 kit board? I see some of your examples use I2C and the NFC Click description says it uses NCI/I2C for the host interface so I am thinking yes? https://www.mikroe.com/nfc-click

MicroE provides a code example in a .mpkg file. Have you had any success opening those up and porting the code over to something that works in Visual Studio with the MT3620?

Thanks! -Mark Foster

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

Sean_Miller — Sun, 28 Jul 2019 23:11:45 GMT

Thanks for sharing your code. I've been searching the internet for example Azure Sphere libraries to use with existing I2C sensors with little luck. Your code gives me a head start to building my own solutions.

See ya',

Sean

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

noorpuri — Mon, 22 Jul 2019 22:01:23 GMT

A good resource to learn the Microsoft Sphere

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

DAB — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 19:21:24 GMT

Nice Post.

I did not know we had that many options.

DAB

RE: Using MikroE Click Boards™︎ with Microsoft Sphere

Fred27 — Fri, 12 Jul 2019 16:11:05 GMT

A really interesting post. Thanks. it's good that more information is starting to come out on the Azure Sphere. For a while it sort of felt abandoned.