See this: https://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/access-pwm-1-6-from-a9.3509/#post-58034
@hiten look here in the link or open the attached PDF
The rest of pwm is assigned to the M4 as stated in the documentation. It is pwm_5 and not 6 btw. There are also multiple pwmchips each serving...
There is no known jumper. The best way is to use the Linux overlay module (overlayroot, overlayfs) to protect your OS from write actions. See for...
Pwm_2 and pwm_6. You have to activate them according this manual (using Udoobuntu) https://www.udoo.org/docs-neo/Hardware_&_Accessories/PWM.html
There is a release candidate on your own risk: https://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/bios-beta-update-1-06rc04.30358/
Good question. I don't know either. Just use the other one (or the pins in the J10 Brick connector)
These are used when the video output has been disabled. https://www.udoo.org/docs-neo/Advanced_Topics/Boot_process.html
@Francesco @evaloverde can you help Stefano? I suppose you will have to build/compile/make it yourself. See also the documentation. Somewhere in...
The update/upgrade is for Udoobuntu. Also bug fixes and other repositories based on Udoobuntu (14 LTS) are distributed. There is a beta to 16 LTS...
If you mean that you have installed Udoobuntu 2.1 (based on lubuntu 14 lts) and running then it is not possible to just upgrade to 18 lts.
Buy a standard 2HE rack, drill some mounting holes en perhaps some extra ventilation holes and you are ready to go:...
Because that issue (Don't need to declare pinMode() for PWM in arduino sketch) has been solved.
You will have to ask this in the Volumio forum.
Try it on udoobuntu first, and see what happens. Android has never been so developed on the Neo due to its complex architecture with a combined...
I see fom another topic that you run on Android. That will make things a little bit more difficult as there is no one known that does this kind of...
Just use one topic please: https://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/how-to-use-adc-pin.30419/
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