Member Since: June 4, 2008
Country: United States
What is the avrdude command in linux to use this...been trying all day...
To answer my own question, and in case anyone else is curious:
ATmega328P-AU is the micro, 74HC154 is used to help address the matrix, and DS1337S keeps time
Schematic link: http://www.spikenzielabs.com/Downloadables/ST2Schematic.pdf
Schematic? List of components?
I want to write my own firmware for a watch, and this hardware looks like what I want, but without the schematic or at least the list of what's in there, I wouldn't buy it.
Please fix
Ballsy move. Well done, Sparkfun!
google.
People...consider the cost of your time. If you "won" after being here for 2 hours, you'd be better off working those two hours. You'll make more than $100. This is even more true for everyone who's been at it for 3-4 hours.
This is an incredibly inefficient way to do FreeDay, which rewards nothing but persistence and greed. Last year was better (and I have no ulterior reasons to say that: i was unable to compete last year, and refuse to compete this year)
Does not work nearly as advertised! Neither android nor old nokia phone cause it to ring on call. I indeed cna dial out from it, on both though. Nokia phone does not end call when you hang this up, instead audio keeps coming if you re-lift the horn. Android phone works for one call, and refuses to work afterwards. Both phones will NOT auto connect, insisting that "bluetooth re-authenticatin needed" and make me re-enter the 1234 passcode. This is entirely broken!
it is integrated into the bluetooth chip in the iPhone, yes. That is to say the bluetooth chip is used to receive this data
Dmitry G.
Your decoded data:
Packet 1:
->packet is from device '4H847CE4VSX'
->payload: 06 02 B0 00 5E 00 00 0A 00 00 44 00 00 1C 00 00 A7 EC 02 85 64
->on hours: 2
->Tc: 176
->walking steps: 94
->running steps: 68
-> lifetime walking miles: 10
-> lifetime running miles: 28
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