ODROID-C1 is now a supported RoboPi platform
February 5th, 2015Single Board Computers have been adopting the Raspberry Pi GPIO connector pin out – first with the 2×13 26 pin GPIO header of the original Model A & B, then with the 2×20 40 pin GPIO header of the Model A+, B+, and now Raspberry Pi 2 Model B.
I am pleased to add the Hardkernel ODROID-C1 to the list of single board computers supported by RoboPi and its easy to use libraries.
(click on image for larger version – RoboPi on a MIPS Creator CI20)
RoboPi Advanced Robot Controller features eight analog inputs, and 24 flexible digital I/O’s
Each flexible I/O can be configured from the RoboPi API as:
- digital input
- digital output
- servo output
- pwm output
- ultrasonic range sensor input
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Each flexible I/O pin configuration is independent, and may be used in any mix.
RoboPi Supported Platforms as of February 5, 2015 are:
- Raspberry Pi Model A
- Raspberry Pi Model B
- Raspberry Pi Model A+
- Raspberry Pi Model B+
- Banana Pi
- Banana Pro
- MIPS Creator CI20
- ODROID-C1
All of the above platforms support the C/C++ RoboPi API, and all except the MIPS Creator CI20 support the Python API.
Support for the new Raspberry Pi 2 Model B will be added as soon as possible after UPS drops off the new boards (ETA Feb.6/2015)
For more detailed information, including the downloadable User Manual, please visit https://RoboPi.com
For more information or support, please visit the Mikronauts forums at https://forums.mikronauts.com or email mikronauts (at) gmail.com
You can find a simple RoboPi project at https://www.mikronauts.com/robot-zoo/elf-2wd-pi-robot/
