Can it be used on a FPGA project？
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I have not tried a FPGA. I wanted to use it with arduino uno but was not able to make it work. I ended up buying a ttl camera instead with integrated memory and worked perfectly.
1660674
Sorry.I don't know the answer. I bought this specifically for my Raspberry Pi project.
883448
No, its only able to be controlled through the app as far as I have been able to do with it. You would be more interested in the Arduino to do what you want.
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Short answer: It can. Long answer: It takes some work. I suggest you search the web for "asio for linux". The crux of the matter is getting an ASIO driver installed and configured.
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Yes, you can. Please before see the hardware compatibility list. http://wiki.mikrotik.com/wiki/Supported_Hardware
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I assume you are referring to FTDI's USB-UART board, in which case the answer is yes. This device is a USB-UART as well and can be used for the same purposes (including programming Arduinos w/o USB)
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To be honest man i am not sure but i don't see why not. There not that expensive you can try it, if anything you would have and extra one if you couldn't. but as far as programing the controller is easier then ever.
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Absolutely. You can draw individual components and save them in the library. You can also create different layers to show separate parts of the circuit.
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No, I cannot answer. It all depends on who made the gate controller and whether it is compatible with the program codes this device produces. The type of gate operator (sliding, swing, etc) is not relevant. Sorry!
1908833
Yes it can. MSI do have a more user friendly app called Auto OC Genie...making it easier to overclock.
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No, but there are YouTube tutorials. That's how I learned to use mine with the Arduino UNO.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vN_gcyWKCxY
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Arduino boards use Atmel processors. AMD does not make a functional equivalent of those chips that I can find. You will need an AMD development board or one of your own design and an IDE with the requisite files defining AMD chips.
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Thanks for your inquiry. I am afraid this module can not meet your expectation.
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Yes you can use it perfectly.. you can check in the web site of the MOBO: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/760GM-P23--FX-.html#/?div=CPUSupport
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I did purchase this sensor pack and found that the documentation is non-existent. That being said most of the sensors are very simply and could be hooked up to Arduino by first identifying the sensor connection mode (digital input, digital output or analog input) Once the `mode' is identified, then any tutorial which uses the same `mode' would be applicable. If you have questions on a specific sensor, then let me know which one and I can take a look to see if I can figure out the specifics.
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probably not as the board is set up for the Xeon CPUs that have QPI enabled.
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There are too many variables to consider in saying either yes or no. The Arduino project intended for there use will be the deciding factor. These are light duty servos intended for model applications where low torque is encountered. Electrically they would be compatible, proper receivers and programming is another consideration.