Time to test.
Category: Modules
A Kelvin NTC 10K node and a Paris node sitting on a DIN rail on a desk in the lab. But why does that red LED blink?
After waiting for DHL to get the package delivered the last 200 kilometers to our office (it took more then a week) after traveling half ways across the globe in 24h the boards and stencils for the boards has arrived. Lot of work ahead in other words. Upcoming VSCP boards added to the once already available in the FrogShop you will see this autumn is
Alfta
CAN4VSCP Power Injector. Used to inject power into a CAN4VSCP bus and is secured with auto resetable fuses.
San Fransisco CAN4VSCP Barometer
CAN4VSCP pressure module. It can also be used as a Bluetooth BLE 4.0 interface module and is called Los Angeles in that version. Sold as separate products.
Accra
CAN4VSCP general counter module. A module that can be used to count pulses from meters and such devices.
Kilafors
Power meter interface. A companion product to Accra that can be used to read power meters.
Beijing
CAN4VSCP general I/O module
Kelvin 1-Wire
CAN4VSCP temperature reader module. Second unit in the Kelvin temperature module series that can interface 1-wire sensors.
Odessa
CAN4VSCP general expansion module. A general format expansion card can be fitted to this board. This is the same cards used for the Zeus Ethernet board.
Venics
Zeus expansion board which can be used for 433 MHz receive/transmit or 802.15.4 communication.
Blitz
Linux base board with CAN4VSCP interface, Ethernet, Wifi, serial interface, USB host/slave, 433 MHz transmitter/receiver.
Other planed cards you can see here
Components arrived
Blitz is out and away #IoT #M2M
Next module in this run is the Vilnius module. This module is an analog to digital unit with four channels 0-5V or 0-10V. This module concludes the CAN4VSCP series for a while (will be continued later). We will now concentrate more on the Ethernet and 802.15.4 wireless cards but also on some low cost 433 MHz solutions.
The module will be available in the FrogShop in August.
Blitz day 2
Blitz prototype
CAN4VSCP-RS-232 PCB cards for the first batch of our third device was received for the factory in China today. This card can be used in two modes. Either it can work as a simple and low-cost interface between a computer or similar and the CAN4VSCP bus or alternatively it can work as a standard node on a CAN4VSCP bus that streams RS-232 data which either is predefined or dynamic content.
We expect the module to be available in the FrogShop in about two weeks.
The Paris and the Kelvin modules is already available for delivery and will be followed by the Beijing A0, Accra A0, and the Vilnius A0 modules this spring.