

- INTEL EDISON AUDIO LOOPBACK HOW TO
- INTEL EDISON AUDIO LOOPBACK INSTALL
- INTEL EDISON AUDIO LOOPBACK SERIAL
This example will flash the built in LED whenever the Sphero detects a collision var Cylon = require( ' cylon ')

INTEL EDISON AUDIO LOOPBACK INSTALL
# npm install cylon cylon-intel-iot cylon-sphero This will create a sphero connection bound to /dev/rfcomm0 Find your Sphero and take note of the MAC address First we need to enable bluetooth on the Edison. The Edison includes a bluetooth radio right on the board itself, so it's easy to get started programming bluetooth devices out of the box.
INTEL EDISON AUDIO LOOPBACK HOW TO
Once cylon-intel-iot has been installed, you're ready to start programming! How to Use Blinking the built in LED var Cylon = require( ' cylon ') īluetooth Programming on the Intel Edison featuring Sphero
INTEL EDISON AUDIO LOOPBACK SERIAL
Logged into the board, through ssh or the uart serial connection, and execute theįollowing command $ npm install cylon cylon-intel-iot Once you have flashed your Intel board with the latest firmware as well as updated MRAA, You simply log into your Intel board, through ssh or the uart serial connection, and follow

You must now install the latest version of the Install MRAAĪfter you have flashed your Intel board and connected it to a network, Now you're ready to install MRAA and Cylon. If you are using ethernet over USB then you can enable internet sharing on your Edison by executing this command on the Edison itself If you have a valid wifi connection, you should be able to reach out of your network! Ethernet over USB internet sharing If you have problems reaching the internet, you may need to setup the DNS on your Edison.Įxecute the following command on the Edison itself # cat "nameserver 8.8.8.8 > /etc/nf" The Edison is now able to use it's wifi connection to reach the internet and your local USB to Ethernet connection for local ssh access and programming.
