uSD Breakout

[MarkHaysHarris777]

                        


PIN-setup.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh echo 160 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo 161 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo 162 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo 163 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo 164 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo 165 > /sys/class/gpio/export echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio160/direction echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio161/direction echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio162/direction echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio163/direction echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio164/direction echo out > /sys/class/gpio/gpio165/direction

example:  ./PIN-setup.sh

LED.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh echo $2 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$1/value

example:  ./LED.sh  <gpio>  < 0|1 >     ./LED.sh  160  1     ./LED.sh  160  0

blinker.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh COUNTER=0 while [ $COUNTER -lt $2 ]; do   echo 1 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$1/value   sleep .35   echo 0 > /sys/class/gpio/gpio$1/value   sleep .65   COUNTER=$(($COUNTER+1)) done

example:  ./blinker.sh  <gpio> <count>     ./blinker.sh  160  7

led_all.sh

Code:

led_all.sh #!/bin/sh ./LED.sh 160 $1 ./LED.sh 161 $1 ./LED.sh 162 $1 ./LED.sh 163 $1 ./LED.sh 164 $1 ./LED.sh 165 $1

example:  ./led_all.sh  < 0|1 >     ./led_all.sh  1     ./led_all.sh  0

blink_all.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh ./led_all.sh 1 sleep .256 ./led_all.sh 0 sleep .256

example:  ./blink_all.sh

flasher.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh COUNTER=$3 while [ $COUNTER -gt 0 ] do     ./LED.sh 160 1     ./LED.sh 161 0     ./LED.sh 162 1     ./LED.sh 163 0     ./LED.sh 164 1     ./LED.sh 165 0     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 160 0     ./LED.sh 161 1     ./LED.sh 162 0     ./LED.sh 163 1     ./LED.sh 164 0     ./LED.sh 165 1     sleep $1     if [ "$2" = "1" ]     then        COUNTER=$((COUNTER -= 1))     fi done

example:  ./flasher.sh  <T_ms>  < 0|1 >  <count>
example:  ./flasher.sh  .047  0  7          (runs continuously)
example:  ./flasher.sh  .047  1  7          (loops only 7 times)

scanner.sh

Code:

#!/bin/bash COUNTER=$3 while [ $COUNTER -gt 0 ] do     ./LED.sh 161 0     ./LED.sh 160 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 160 0     ./LED.sh 161 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 161 0     ./LED.sh 162 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 162 0     ./LED.sh 163 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 163 0     ./LED.sh 164 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 164 0     ./LED.sh 165 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 164 0     ./LED.sh 165 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 165 0     ./LED.sh 164 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 164 0     ./LED.sh 163 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 163 0     ./LED.sh 162 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 162 0     ./LED.sh 161 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 161 0     ./LED.sh 160 1     sleep $1     if [ "$2" = "1" ]     then        COUNTER=$((COUNTER -= 1))     fi done

example:  ./scanner.sh  <T_ms>  < 0|1 >  <count>
example:  ./scanner.sh  .047  0  7     (runs continuously)
example:  ./scanner.sh  .047  1  7     (loops only 7 times)

strober.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh COUNTER=$3 while [ $COUNTER -gt 0 ] do     ./LED.sh 165 0     ./LED.sh 160 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 160 0     ./LED.sh 161 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 161 0     ./LED.sh 162 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 162 0     ./LED.sh 163 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 163 0     ./LED.sh 164 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 164 0     ./LED.sh 165 1     sleep $1     if [ "$2" = "1" ]     then        COUNTER=$((COUNTER -= 1))     fi done

example:  ./strober.sh  <T_ms>  < 0|1 >  <count>
example:  ./strober.sh  .047  0  7      (runs continuously)
example:  ./strober.sh  .047  1  7      (loops only 7 times)

strober2.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh COUNTER=$3 while [ $COUNTER -gt 0 ] do     ./LED.sh 160 0     ./LED.sh 165 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 165 0     ./LED.sh 164 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 164 0     ./LED.sh 163 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 163 0     ./LED.sh 162 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 162 0     ./LED.sh 161 1     sleep $1     ./LED.sh 161 0     ./LED.sh 160 1     sleep $1     if [ "$2" = "1" ]     then        COUNTER=$((COUNTER -= 1))     fi done

example:  ./strober2.sh  <T_ms>  < 0|1 >  <count>
example:  ./strober2.sh  .047  0  7      (runs continuously)
example:  ./strober2.sh  .047  1  7      (loops only 7 times)

demo_LED.sh

Code:

#!/bin/sh while [ true ] do   ./scanner.sh .037 1 $1   ./flasher.sh .037 1 7   ./strober.sh .043 1 $1   ./blink_all.sh   ./strober2.sh .057 1 $1   ./flasher.sh .037 1 7   ./led_all.sh 0   ./strober2.sh .256 1 1   ./led_all.sh 0   sleep .175   ./strober.sh .256 1 1   ./led_all.sh 0   sleep .175   ./scanner.sh .019 1 $1   ./flasher.sh .037 1 7   ./strober.sh .027 1 $1   ./blink_all.sh   ./strober2.sh .077 1 $1   ./flasher.sh .037 1 7   ./led_all.sh 0   ./strober.sh .256 1 1   ./led_all.sh 0   sleep .175   ./strober2.sh .256 1 1   ./led_all.sh 0   sleep .175 done

example:  ./demo_LED.sh  <count>     ./demo_LED.sh  12       (each section of the demo loops 12 times)

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For those of you testing the machinehum uSD Breakout,  the above scripts will give you something right-away to play with using an led_lab ( described below, see pics above ) and your Pinebook.  Place all ten (10) of the scripts above in a working directory on your gnu+linux Pinebook image, and use   sudo -i  to run the demo_LED.sh script ( or any of the other sub-scripts ).  Each script has been given a title ( important, since they call each other ) and examples following.

The led_lab is six (6) LED(s) on a common cathode ground plane;  the anodes are driven (sourced) by the six (6) SD pins. I used low power ( 2-3 ma ) LED(s) in the following combinations with ballast resistors listed in ohms:

white-330, white-330, yellow-180, yellow-180, white-330, white-330

gpio160 - gpio165

( at this point i am not using the MCP23S17, nor the Padi Stamp )

Note:  see this link to get the information regarding modification of the dts|dtb ( very important ) !