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I don’t know why this thing won’t take the # in C# so I spelled it out.

Serial Communications Part 2 – A Simple Terminal

Posted on June 10, 2011 by joepardue

Smiley’s Workshop 19: Serial Communications Part 2 – A Simple Terminal Joe Pardue December 7, 2009 NOTE: the code is improperly formatted in this blog so I suggest you skim over it and look at the code in the file: … Continue reading →

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Serial Communications Part 3 – Arduino Volt Meter And FT232R

Posted on June 10, 2011 by joepardue

Smiley’s Workshop 20: Serial Communications Part 3 Joe Pardue January 18, 2010 Figure 1: Arduino Volt Meter Recap This is the third and last part of our mini-series on serial communications between a PC and the Arduino. We will do … Continue reading →

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Serial Communications Part 1 – Graphical User Interfaces

Posted on June 10, 2011 by joepardue

Smiley’s Workshop 18: Serial Communications Part 1 – Graphical User Interfaces Joe Pardue November 9, 2009 Figure 1: A Simple Terminal Recap Last month we finished with our introduction to the Arduino Projects Kits (available from  Smiley Micros webshop) and … Continue reading →

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USB to UART for Electronic Prototyping – Part 1

Posted on March 30, 2011 by joepardue

Figure 1: Virtual Serial Port Cookbook Virtual Serial Port Cookbook. This is the first of a two-part series (taken from Nuts&Volts Smiley’s Workshops 33 and 34) providing a very convenient way to hook up a serial connection between a PC … Continue reading →

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Deployment with C# – Free and Almost Easy

Posted on October 16, 2010 by joepardue

Deployment with C# – Free and Almost Easy. Once you finish your C# program you want to make it as easy as possible for folks to install it on their computers. This process is called deployment and you’ll usually find … Continue reading →

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