On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 11:09 AM, Ron B. r...@andicelabs.com wrote:
Hello fellow enthusiasts,
Please check out my Power Cape and let me know what you think. Yes, they
are for sale but I would also value your feedback.
I seem to have bought the last one in stock with stacking headers.
Be sure
Hi Jason,
Thank you for the comments (and the order!). The first batch of boards was
very small due to parts availability. Still waiting on a zener to come
back in stock (current estimate is beginning of May).
The cape firmware does currently allow for a timeout to be set that will
power
Ron,
As for adding a RTC to the board all the drivers for that are already in
the kernel. Just add one of the following RTC chips: DS3232 (high
accuracy), DS1338C, DS1339C, or DS1374 all of which can attach to the same
i2c pins as your cape EEPROM. Given the pcb cad files I'm guessing it
would
True, I could do it with another part fairly easily. I was trying to keep
down the parts count (and cost) since the micro already has a 32kHz clock
and keeps time. My pick and place machine (me) gets grumpy if the board
has too many parts. ;-)
I'll add a supported I2C RTC device to the wish
If I remember from previous discussion on this list, the issue with using
the onboard RTC was keeping it powered and running with everything else
powered down
On Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 3:32 PM, Ron B. r...@andicelabs.com wrote:
True, I could do it with another part fairly easily. I was trying
Hello fellow enthusiasts,
Please check out my Power Cape http://andicelabs.com/beaglebone-powercape/and
let me know what you think. Yes, they are for sale but I would also
value your feedback.
Thanks,
-Ron
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