SKU: DFR0350
Romeo for Intel Edison is a multi-purpose robotics development platform based on Intel Edison and Arduino SoC. Compatible with Arduino/Linux, it supports Java/C and works with thousands of existing shields (switches, sensors, etc.). Integrated 2-way DC motor driver and wireless capability enable immediate project start without extra hardware. It inherits all functions of the Romeo all-in-one controller, ideal for robotics applications.
Downloadable Resources
1. Getting Started
This guide provides detailed instructions on preparing hardware, wiring, and installing software for the Intel Edison module, ensuring a smooth start for your electronics projects.
2. Example Code for Arduino-LED Blink
This article offers a detailed guide on how to make an LED blink using an Arduino setup, including hardware and software preparation, a wiring diagram, and a sample code for beginners.
3. Example Code for Arduino-Servo Control
This article offers a detailed guide on controlling a servo motor using Arduino, including hardware preparation, software setup, wiring diagrams, and sample code to achieve smooth servo movements.
4. Example Code for Arduino-Button Test
This article offers a step-by-step guide to testing buttons with Arduino, including hardware and software preparation, wiring instructions, and sample code to control an LED with a button.
5. Example Code for Arduino-Motor Control
This guide offers comprehensive instructions on controlling motors with Arduino, covering hardware setup, software requirements, and providing example code for managing motor direction and speed.
6. Example Code for Arduino-Analog Read
This guide walks you through using Arduino to perform analog reads, detailing hardware and software setups with Intel Edison, and includes sample code to read sensor data from pin A0, displaying results in the serial monitor.
Reference
Discover how to upgrade Atmega8 firmware and utilize key development tools for Intel Edison, with step-by-step tutorials and resources.
FAQ
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Hi, the pinout of Edison romeo board should be same with Arduino. Blink LED should be D13.
No Arduino for Edison IDE download link could be found from the link you give, i.e.Intel ... Downloads, and after I finished installing all software, I got newest Arduino IDE 1.6, and there is no place for me to choose Intel to upload Blink.ino, what should I do?
The pin-mapping is different from Eclipse/Intel XDK and Arduino IDE. And you can leave out the mapping problem, just use the lable D0-D13,A0-A5 on Romeo for Edison, and use Arduino IDE to develope your program according to our wiki. If you do need the mapping table for Intel XDK/ Eclipse development, please contact Intel official site for help. Thanks for your understanding!
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