Azure Sphere - Tips to max-out your Starter Kit hardware! (Part 1)

RE: Azure Sphere - Tips to max-out your Starter Kit hardware! (Part 1)

pmossel — Sat, 02 Nov 2019 00:08:17 GMT

After reading a post claiming that the board stopped working after someone "soldered in the OLED display" I decided to use a header, soldering the header into the MT3620 and plugging the OLED display recommended by Avnet into the header. Everything worked well. The only thing I must solve is how to program the OLED to display diagnostic messages. There are some code snippets in AvnetStarterKitOled but the "official" AvnetStarterKitReferenceDesign GitHub repo only offers the following: "TODO: Add support for OLED display".

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RE: Azure Sphere - Tips to max-out your Starter Kit hardware! (Part 1)

xeonaj — Wed, 02 Oct 2019 15:29:18 GMT

Thanks!

But a good PDF file would have been helpful!

RE: Azure Sphere - Tips to max-out your Starter Kit hardware! (Part 1)

stevesmythe — Thu, 15 Aug 2019 20:17:02 GMT

[mention:b044d5482b544ac9966ff7da42217000:e9ed411860ed4f2ba0265705b8793d05] The photo at the bottom of this article shows a Grove rotary angle sensor plugged into the Grove socket on the Azure Sphere board. This would require an ADC channel to read the voltage. Is this possible on the Grove connector on this board?