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• A GPIO driver for the mini6410 board

  12 March 2014, by Dom
  You can download below the GPIO driver I wrote for the mini6410 board under Windows CE 6. GPIO driver for mini6410 This file is a GPIO driver for the mini6410 board under Windows CE 6 This delivery is a zip file that contains : the binary of the driver : gpio.dll the definition file gpio.h a directory C++ sample that contains a C++ sample application that uses the driver a directory VB.Net sample that contains a VB.Net sample application that uses the driver The trial version (...)

• Drivers for the mini2451 board

  22 February 2014, by Dom
  After the end of life of the mini2440, I decided to adapt my Windows Embedded CE drivers of this board for its substitute : the mini2451 board. GPIO driver for Windows Embedded CE 6.0 The first driver is the GPIO driver. It allows you to access to the GPIO of the board, configure the pins as inputs or outputs, read the inputs, set the ouputs, etc... The following link is a zip file that contains : the trial version of the mini2451 GPIO driver for Windows CE. the documentation that (...)

• Mini2451 introduction

  12 February 2014, by Dom
  The end of life is announced for the mini2440 that is replaced by the mini2451. The mini2451 board is almost the same as mini2440, with the main following differences : reduction of the power consumption an extra serial port an 2.0 USB device port (1.0 for the mini2440) a better resolution of the ADC (12 bits) but 2 times slower 128 MB of RAM as for the mini2440, several drivers are missing in the WINCE BSP of the board. I left my website for several years, i don’t plan to (...)

• Nouveau départ

  22 November 2013, by Dom
  J’ai mis en ligne mon site après avoir découvert la carte mini2440. Cette carte, vendue largement moins de 100€ avec son écran tactile, me permettait de développer sous Windows CE à titre personnel, c’était génial ! J’ai rapidement attaqué, développé les drivers et outils librement téléchargeables sur ce site. Je me suis également rendu compte qu’il était très compliqué, pour un néophyte, de générer sa propre image Windows CE. Pour des raisons de licence, il ne m’était pas possible de distribuer (...)

• Building and installing u-boot on the mini2440

  21 November 2011, by Dom

  This article explains how to build the u-boot bootloader and download it in the mini2440.

• How to set up a cross compilation toolchain for the mini2440.

  27 October 2011, by Dom

  This article explains how to set up a cross compilation toolchain for the mini2440 with the crosstool-ng tool.

• Installer Ubuntu dans une machine virtuelle sous Windows

  27 October 2011, by Dom

  Cet article montre comment installer Ubuntu sur une machine virtuelle sous Windows.

• How to use the rs232 port (DB9 connector).

  6 October 2010, by Dom

  The COM1 serial port is not working with the Windows CE 6.0 BSP of the mini6410 board. This article explains how to get aroung this problem

• How to start with the mini6410 board

  23 September 2010, by Dom
  The mini6410 can boot from 2 differents mass storage locations, depending on the S2 switch state : its integrated NAND Flash. a SD card (it seems that the max supported size is 2GB, i didn’t try a bigger SD card). We must prepare the SD card if we want that the mini6410 can boot from it by copying on it a bootloader and eventually an operating system. How to prepare the SD card First, if you use a new SD card, you have to format it (FAT32). Then, we have to copy a bootloader on the (...)

• Mini6410 introduction

  22 September 2010, by Dom
  Thanks to the CEO of the www.andahammer.com website who graciously sent me a mini6410, i am able to write some articles about this board. Before to jump into this subject, you can find below a short presentation of this board. The minni6410 is the sister of the mini2440 and has almost the same characteristics with the main following differences : 128MB RAM (64MB for the mini2440). an analog TV out. better placements for the leds end the buttons (on the side of the board instead (...)

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