If you connected your external device to pin 0 and 1 (you are using pin 10/11) on the Neo Arduino and use Serial0 to communicate it should work....
I do not think the HDMI ports on the Udoo X86 have an input mode. Normally HDMI ports on PC's are output only. You can transmit/stream video over...
Serial0 is mapped to pin 0 and 1. Software Serial is not supported on Udoo Neo Arduino so no other pins can be used. You will have to connect your...
Did you look into the script? The source is on github as stated in the documentation...
You would have to debug it through the python program that is communicating with the curie through serial. There are also plain digital pin and...
Why don't you run all the sensors on the curie itself?
You could use one if the 2 I2C busses on the Braswell side: https://www.udoo.org/docs-x86/Hardware_Reference/Pinout_Braswell.html I am not sure if...
Good investigation. As a normal Serial Monitor/terminal is working OK then this looks like an issue for the Unity program not reading the serial...
I also think the source of the problem is on the Arduino 101 side as it has a completely different USB architecture as any other Arduino. Perhaps...
If your Udoo is connected to a network (through wifi or wired) you can use vnc to setup a remote desktop session and do the device tree editor...
Thanks!
Your sketch is doing what you programmed it to do: wait until the serial device is monitored on the Braswell side (line 3 of your code)....
You will have to disable the Udoo-gpio-export script. So somewhere in the boot scripts (init.d?) this script is run. Or make the script empty so...
Did you do this with openhab running? Because then openhab gpio service could block the gpio handling. Edit: what do you see with "ls /gpio" or...
another topic hinted me to the possible trouble you have with the export of gpio, also sudo will not work, see:...
What dou you mean with Curie Soft? What kind of App is that? Do you mean that the sketch you have loaded before to the curie is not running after...
What OS are you running? Did you check if other processes than your code are taking up CPU time?
If you are using Udoobuntu 2.x GPIO is already exported and also linked to /gpio instead of /sys/class/gpio See also...
What if you use sudo?
I am absolutely a noob in embedded but be aware that the Neo is not good in vision as it has no or very limited GPU. So please search further on...
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