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This is the documentation for the `Hiveeyes Arduino repository`_ of the `Hiveeyes project`_, a beehive monitoring system. Enjoy reading!
All Arduino Core based firmware source code is living here.
We support different hardware, so there are different flavors
of the firmware, reflected by the directory naming convention
<purpose>-<transport>-<protocol>.
There are firmwares for ATmega328_ and ESP8266_ MCUs.
purposerole name, either node or gatewaytransportname of the physical transport mechanism, e.g. rfm69, gprs or wifi.protocolname of the transmission protocol, e.g. beradio, mqtt, http or any.
Most programs use `Arduino-Makefile`_ for building while there are still some based on Ino_.
Get source code with all dependency libraries and tools:
git clone --recursive https://github.com/hiveeyes/arduinoIf you want to use the Arduino IDE, you have to install all necessary libraries manually.
The sources of the libraries can be found in the header of each sketch (.ino).
In this case, copy the desired sketch into your Arduino IDE and pick the appropriate
libraries from the libraries/ folder.
.. seealso:: https://www.arduino.cc/en/Guide/Libraries
apt-get install arduino-core- aur/arduino 1:1.6.8
- community/avr-libc
# GNU AVR Toolchain as formulae for Homebrew
# https://github.com/osx-cross/homebrew-avr
brew tap osx-cross/avr
brew install avr-gcc# The Arduino HAL
brew cask install arduinoFor operative tasks like compiling, `Arduino-Makefile`_ is in the loop.
cd node-gprs-any
make --file Makefile-Linux.mkAfter a successful build, find the firmware at bin/node-gprs-any/pro328/node-gprs-any.hex.
To build a firmware hex file, upload it to the MCU and finally start a serial port monitor, do:
cd generic
# Prepare appropriate Makefile (use Makefile-OSX.mk on OSX)
ln -s Makefile-Linux.mk Makefile
# Compile and upload to chip
make upload
# Run serial port monitor
make monitor