Backwoods Logger development discussion

It is interesting how when you pull off the LCD brakeout board and put it back on, the contrast

On Saturday, July 25, 2015 at 1:02:05 PM UTC-7, Steve Chamberlin wrote: I do have Logger Mini bare

Good question. The hardware counts the number of oscillations of a 32768 Hz crystal, which is a very

Hi Rick, I still have some blank PCBs for the Logger Mini-- send me an email if this is what you'

Sounds good. It hopefully shouldn't be difficult to modify the code to use the external EEPROM

I tried your changes today, and they worked great. Thanks again! I submitted new pre-compiled .hex

It is a minor point for me also. As there is some precedent, I went ahead and used the 0/1 method. I

Sure, that sounds about right to me too. I'm hopeful that nothing will fall into category 3-- is

On Nov 24, 9:49 am, Steve Chamberlin <steve.chamber...@gmail.com> wrote: > > The only

I started a reply earlier today going through a quick back-of-the-envelope calculation on this. At 2

For those people who previously asked me to reserve a Logger Mini prototype for them, please contact

Backwoods Logger release 1.0.3 has been submitted to the Subversion repository, and is also available

Backwoods Logger release 1.0.2 has been submitted to the Subversion repository, and is also available

The post office brought me a present today: the new revision of the Logger Mini PCB! Now I can

Interesting idea! Yeah, the lock screen could easily show current conditions or whatever else is

I got my hot air soldering station today from Sparkfun: http://www.sparkfun.com/products/10706. But

By the way, what's the preferred term for non-metric units? Imperial? British? English? 0ld-sk00L

OK, the PC downloader for Backwoods Logger is ready! I submitted an initial version to the SVN

Yes, I took and viewed snapshots after the reset/erase. And, I did take the screen protector off

I have reliable data transfers working in both directions now, using the ISP connector, on both the

I had not interpreted your comments on nixing what I was looking at doing. I do agree that you need

I will be selling bare PCBs for the Logger Mini for $2 plus postage. I should have them in 2-3 weeks.

While I am not fond of the following devices interface, at ~$5 it might be the most affordable and be

realistically it will be 2 to 5 weeks before I can dedicate any real time to this -- life as a

On Mon, 17 Oct 2011 21:30:19 -0700, Steve Chamberlin wrote: > John (EBo) asked a question about

Has anyone played with supporting Free-RTOS or other Real-Time OS support?

I built another Logger Mini today. It went pretty smoothly, and I was able to finish it in about two

I put a bunch of new files up on the wiki - assembly instructions, parts list, even a basic

I've added silkscreen labels for all parts to the Mini layout file, to make it easier to tell

I have an excellent and reliable source for OLEDS. His name is Jack Wan and is located here: http://