Mac,
This is an excellent contribution to the project; well done!!
Jeremy
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On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 3:43 AM, Thomas Sarlandie
<thomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:thomas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>>wrote:
Mac,
Great job. Have you considered using the Si570 library that is in
Github to write your tests? It would be nice to use the same code
everywhere. This way we could be sure that it is going to work
with the final version of the code.
thomas
On Fri, Mar 21, 2014 at 12:11 AM, Mac A. Cody <maccody@xxxxxxx
<mailto:maccody@xxxxxxx>>wrote:
All,
I have finally completed an update to my Minima construction
guide and
released it as Revision 2. It now completely
coversconstruction and
testing of the Digi Board. I have also put together several
ZIP files
containing Arduino sketches used to test the Digi Board. These
sketches are referenced in the construction guide. I have also
embedded a couple of YouTube videos demonstrating the sketches
testing
the I/O and the Si570. Everything can be found on my Minima
All-Band,
SSB QRP transceiver web page located at:
https://sites.google.com/site/ae5phradionotebook/minima_main_page
Hopefully you will find the construction guide and sketches
useful and
find the videos entertaining and not too annoying. As before,
feedback
for improving the construction guide and the sketches is
welcome. I
will be cleaning up the sketch for testing the Si570, as I
resolve code
issues I have discovered.
Now, I am on to fabricating a PC board, collecting more parts, and
starting construction of the Minima Main Board. I will, along
the way,
expand the content of the construction guide with assembly and
testing
steps for the Main Board. I hope to release more updates to the
construction guide when possible. I hope to use the Digi
Board to assist
in testing the Main Board, so additional sketches will be created.
73,
Mac AE5PH
