Extended demo projects for Meadow ProjectLab.
The WILDERNESS LABS Project Lab V3 board
- Blog about Meadow Project Lab
- The target board: The Wilderness Labs project V3
- Meadow ProjectLab_Demo
- WildernessLabs/Meadow.ProjectLab
- Meadow ProjectLab Samples
- Meadow.Core.Samples
- Meadow.Foundation.Grove
- WildernessLabs
- WildernessLabs fork of MQTTnet
Nb: Currently .netstandard2.1 projects
This project is based upon the Meadow ProjectLab_Demo. It needs the project Meadow.ProjectLab located with that project. (You need to clone that GitHub project and then add the Meadow.ProjectLab project as a project reference to this project.) Update (15/10/23) Using Meadow.ProjectLab Nuget package instead of the separate source code.
The WiFi functionality is based upon the Meadow.Core.Samples WiFi_Basics project.
This project demonstrates using the display in a reusable manner, as a menu. The user selects a network from the locally found WiFi access poinst and then selects from a given list of passwords.
- UeberDaniel/Meadow-Ws2812Display-Driver
- Alternative approach: MicroLayout Library
Demonstrates loopback serial transmission.
- Uses COM1.
- Jumper COM1 Tx to Rx in mikroBUS socket 1 (Not socket2)
- Adapted from [Meadow.Core.Samples]/IO/SerialPort_Echo project
- Alternatively define EchoToTerminal
Project: DigitalIO
Toggle an LED with a pushbutton
- Connect Grove LED to Grove UART socket on right of ProjectLab
- Connect Grove Pushbutton to Grove Digital socket on right of ProjectLab
- Ref: Meadow_Basics/IO/Digital/
- The LED can be replaced with the Grove Buzzer, or the Grove Relay etc.
- The Grove Touch sensor can be used instead of the pushbutton.
Simple voltage reading, nonevent driven.
- Add Grove Angle Sensor (Potentiometer) (or similar) to Grove Analog Socket on ProjectLab right
- Ref: Meadow_Basics/IO/Analog/
Toggle LED between Blue-Green-Red
- Uses onboard Tricolor LED located between mikoBUS socket 2 and Boot button
- Add Grove Pushbutton (or similar) to Grove Digital socket on ProjectLab right.
- Simple Console app for receiving and parsing GPS data.
- Based upon WildernessLabs Nmea Processing doc
- Uses COM1 (as per SerialEcho), with serial GPS device connected.