There is this thread here on the forum using a analog camera but you need indepth knowledge:...
The Udoo camera module is not working on the Neo the last time I checked. The only option would be to use a USB cam. But then the processor of the...
That is almost not possible with a Neo as it has a bad video processor and computing power. You could use other Udoo boards or use another sensor...
For option 1 you still have to install Arduino IDE with 101 board manager on your Udoo X86. Put verbose mode on and compile and upload an example...
Option 2 will do the job for you. If compiling will slow you down too much you can always fall back to option 1.
Yes, but Neo has another type of Arduino. Check the Neo documentation: https://www.udoo.org/docs-neo/Arduino_M4_Processor/Overview.html
See the last answer here: https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/14204/install-recalbox-as-an-os/3
This library should be compatible with the Arduino Due ( the Arduino in the Udoo Quad): https://github.com/PaulStoffregen/OneWire
Bios options can be found in the PDF manual see link below, watchdog is on par 4.5.2 UDOO X86 Hardware and UEFI User Manual
Has pressing the Arduino Master Reset button on the Udoo X86 any influence? Did you deinstall the complete Arduino IDE installation (including...
did you read this: https://forum.arduino.cc/index.php?topic=129647.0
Thanks for asking this question again :( https://www.udoo.org/forum/threads/updating-fw.7729/
You can always use blunt Serial read/write from arduino to Matlab. See for a very small example:...
Did you try it? They did not test it, therefor it is not in the supported devices list. Because if it is just simple reading perhaps the...
Yes, so the Arduino 101 part of the Udoo X86 could be the perfect solution for this signal reading, if supported by MATLAB.
Or even better: https://www.mathworks.com/hardware-support/arduino-matlab.html Be aware: the Arduino 101 is not supported in the MTLAB extension...
You can start reading here: https://learn.adafruit.com/how-to-use-matlab-and-simulink-with-arduino/overview
I think that is the default case. If you put the power in, the Arduino101 part should start immediately. You can try it with a simple example as...
Yes you can, you have to connect it to the header for external buttons/LEDs AKA front panel pins. All the details are in the user manual (PDF)...
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