Users - ThomasW - SparkFun Electronics

Yes, they are here: https://www.sparkfun.com/products/12156

There are a second set of instructions for the kit written for a course at Centennial College, School of Engineering Technology, Toronto, Canada available here.

News - Enginursday: I <3 Pyth… | about 4 months ago

The book, Think Python, is free.

Product DEV-11575 | about 6 months ago

I should have been more specific. I meant a kit like the RedBoard - PTH Kit.

News - Enginursday: For those of… | about 7 months ago

You can run X-CTU on the Mac by running it under Wine. Some discussion of how to do it here.

Product PRT-00115 | about 9 months ago

Do you have the kind of half-height female headers that used with XBee adaptors or breakout boards?

edit Ah, they are here.

Product DEV-10908 | about 9 months ago

Is there anything that is different about the way the included ATMega328P is set up that would make it different from the ATMega328P included on a standard Arduino? I was running into a problem and when I replaced the ATMega328P with a different one the problem went away. More details are here.

Product WRL-10854 | about 10 months ago

I’m running into a problem with this XBee Shield when used with a RedBoard (DEV-10908 ) where it doesn’t receive the signal being sent to it. When the same shield is connected to a regular Arduino Uno R3 it receives the signal. When either the RedBoard or the Arudino are connected to the XBee while on a breadboard they work correctly. But when the XBee is moved to the Shield the Arudino works, but the RedBoard doesn’t. Does anyone know what this problem could be or how to debug it? (I’m aware of the UART/DLINE switch and it is in the right position.)

edit After switching the ATMega on the RedBoard with a different one reception is working correctly, so it seems that the source of the problem is with the settings on the ATMega included with the RedBoard.

Product TOL-11763 | about 10 months ago

I think it is really cool how this incorporates the SparkFun logo. However, it is probably a bit dangerous to just throw this in your backpack. Could use a case.

Product DEV-11575 | about 10 months ago

Will there be a kit version of this RedBoard?