<set_>
Can you see where I would put a DC motor on this chip?
<set_>
The idea is this...
<set_>
I am using a controller, i.e. UC2637. The motor "driver," this LM1949, is supposed to handle different things like fuel injection but I am using it for a dc motor driver(s).
<set_>
I was going to use the PowerCape for this idea.
<set_>
And two more power sources, w/ the PowerCape, was the idea.
<set_>
So, the PowerCape needs a DC barrel jack into the BBBW to work. This is done. The output of 5v to GND is done w/ the Cape also.
<set_>
The issue so far is that I am not completely sure about ideas relating to connections. PWR, GND, all the circuitry, and how I can incorporate the PowerCape into it has been an issue so far. Do you see any ideas off hand?
<set_>
I also have a ULN2002A darlington tran. array in chip form.
<set_>
Would I use common cathode or common emitter for the darlington array?
<zmatt>
I should note it's not highly tested, but most of it is very straightforward
<zmatt>
one of the examples shows how to integrate with libsystemd yes
<set_>
Oh. I am receiving an error w/ sd-event.h not being found.
<set_>
I can test it if necessary and you are right, it is understandable.
<zmatt>
if you don't have libsystemd-dev installed then you can't build that example... I should probably add a readme or some kind of autodetection in the makefile
<zmatt>
set_: I've pushed an updated makefile that will avoid building the libsystemd example if libsystemd-dev is not installed (and just print a single warning instead of causing this vomit of errors)
<set_>
okay!
<set_>
I will test it!
<set_>
Not right now but soon. My hardware is goofed up still.
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<jfsimon1981>
Led detection working, with auto background-radiation adjustement and threshold with hysteresis. ALthout the c++ program is simple.