1. Having Fun with Netduino Chris Gilmore Joe Havelick

2. What is a Netduino? * Not actual size

3. Use Cases Prototyping Robotics Automation Automotive Sequencing Learning aid Making something cool

4. The Netduino processor and memory Atmel 32-bit microcontroller Speed: 48MHz, ARM7 Code Storage: 128 KB power and i/o input: 7.5 - 12.0 VDC or USB powered output: 5 VDC and 3.3 VDC regulated digital i/o are 3.3 V--but 5 V tolerant

5. Power

6. Inputs

7. Outputs

8. Shields

9. The Netduino Plus differences from the Netduino Code Storage: 64 KB ethernet micro sd

10. The Netduino Mini Differences from the Netduino Smaller package Code Storage: 152 KB output: 5 VDC only 16 digital/analog GPIO pins

11. Developing for Netdiuno Environment – Visual Studio 2010 – C#/VB.Net –.NET Micro Framework

12. Developing for Netdiuno Features – Intellisense – Debugging Breakpoints Console – Emulation – Multithreading – Unit Testing

13. Sample – Farty Breathalizer – Dev Environment – Basic I/O

14. Sample - NetDoorNo Events Netduino Plus as a Web Server

15. Sample - GPS Flight Logger Classes and Libraries SD Card Write

16. Samples - Floppy Instrument Multithreading Interfaces

17. Resources Netduino.com – Forums/Chat Book: The Internet of Things SparkFun.com DIYDrones.com

18. Questions Chris Gilmore Joe Havelick – JoeHavelick.com