Using MikroElektronika Libraries with Azure Sphere MT3620 Kit

Question

Does anyone know how to include a MikroElectronika library package file (.mpkg) in a Visual Studio project?

I have some click boards I'd like to use in my project.

I can extract the files from the library using the MikroE Package Manager and try and add them manually I guess.

Scott

peterfenn · Answer

David [+others on this thread]

Please note the following two repositories for Click board driver code already ported for use with the Avnet Azure Sphere Starter Kit

Repo for click boards already supported:

https://github.com/Avnet/clickmodules

Repo for Starter Kit demo implementations:

https://github.com/Avnet/clickboard_demos

-Peter

peterfenn · Answer

For some practical guidance on using Click boards with the Azure Sphere Starter Kit, I recommend reading the following blog article: http://avnet.me/mt3620-click -Peter

cswiger · Answer

Looks like that device comes up in hibernation state https://origingps.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/Nano-Hornet-ORG1411-Datasheet-Rev-4.1.pdf and will need a pulse on the ON_OFF pad to start, Click Socket pin PWM GPIO0_PWM0, until a WAKEUP is detected on the AN GPIO42_ADC1 .

Fred27 · Answer

I think that's what you'll have to do. They don't contain code that can be included directly in a Visual Studio project. It's very likely that the code will require modification anyway.

Using MikroElektronika Libraries with Azure Sphere MT3620 Kit

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