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Motion Detection Module - MSP430F2013
Replacement: None. We are no longer carrying this part. This page is for reference only.
Small motion detection board using the MSP430F2013.
- MSP430F2013 microcontroller
- Low power PIR sensor
- Status LEDs
- CR2032 battery holder
- JTAG connector
- Supports both Olimex and TI SBW layout
- 42x26mm (1.6x1.0")
- SLAA283 is the application note from Texas Instruments which was used to create MSP430-PIR. There are few differences between TI schematic and this board. This board supports both TI and OLIMEX SBW JTAG layout. There is a jumper available to select between the Olimex JTAG and the TI JTAG.
- MSP430-PIR schematic
- MSP430 JTAG connector (TOP view)
- MSP430 SPY-BI-WIRE OLIMEX JTAG layout
- SLAA283 TI application note source code
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I apologize if this is a silly comment, but I am looking for a motion detector for an Arduino based build. Does anyone know if this can interface with the Atmega or another solution?
A stupid question it was indeed actually. My god. Just noticed the same sensor (without the board and Microcontroller) in the related products at the bottom of this page.
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I have used the 2013 and i doubt it will work with that JTAG programmer.
You can buy the ez430-f2013 for $20. Be sure to get something to interface the connections as the header on the ez430 won't fit the above .
Will this JTAG programmer, http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=15 , work on this motion board given that the programmer doesn't support SBW? This will be my first step out from Arduino and I'm not keen to drop 70$+ on a programmer. I also would appreciate any advice on what I need to make this work, and whether or not it's reasonable for a newbie to learn it. Or if I'll desperately need SBW even for a simple application.