srutledge - cstanton Sorry to drive the blog crazy with questions, hopefully saves time for other Road Testers.
A short "blink" program was loaded to the onboard LattePandaLeonardo using Arduino IDE 1.8.16, it worked OK first try.
The Latte Panda 3 online documentation doesnt include further info on Arduino IDE programming or examples for interfacing the Leonardo to Windows10.
Latte Panda V1 online documentation does list programming Arduino, requiring Visual Studio 2017, and a Latte.Panda.Firmata library. However , the documentation lists only typical GPIO operations, I'm thinking thisVersion 1 documentation does not apply to LattePanda3Delta with LattePanda Leonardo.
Please advise if there is LattePanda 3 Delta Arduino Leonardo Examples and documentation pertaining to W10 interfacing. I could not find any surfing the web.
Please advise if there is LattePanda 3 Delta Arduino Leonardo Examples and documentation pertaining to W10 interfacing. I could not find any surfing the web.
I'm sure we can have a look. From what I recall, in Windows 10 I simply used the Arduino IDE, selected the correct COM port and Board type, and uploaded programs that way. It's not clear by your reply here, but is that how you're also attempting to do it?
I think he's trying to use the GPIO pins on the Arduino from an application running on the host, in which Firmata is acting as a "bridge" protocol, receiving instructions over USB virtual COM to enact changes in GPIO. Not exactly the best way to work from a speed perspective, but may allow you to overcome some limitations of the Leonardo-like AVR 8-bit controller.
There may also be broken out GPIO that are part of the actual host that don't need to be accessed via the Arduino side as well, but perhaps more dangerous to use ...
