The Pinguino beta 3.1 is available for MAC OS X and Linux.
A bug was corrected on analogRead and Serial in this release.
download this latest release on www.hackinglab.org/pinguino/download/
Monthly Archives: October 2008
Pinguino beta 3 Windows
How to install Pinguino on Windows:
- download and install Python 2.5.2
- download and install wxpython 2.8
- download and install pyusb
- download and install libusb-win32
sometimes, libusb need to be installed again to work fine.
download the Microchip modified driver on hackinglab
Extract the driver in a new folder.
Connect your pinguino and when windows ask for a driver, select the driver folder.
Download Pinguino Last Release
extract pinguino in a new folder, go to the folder and right click on Pinguino betaX.py
then click on launch with and select python
Variables initialisation in Pinguino
/* DEPRECATED */
/* modified in beta 5 */
Initialisation of variables must be done in the setup() loop instead of head of the program.
In Pinguino you must do this:
int led1;
void setup()
{
led1=1;
}
Pinguino do not accept
int led1=1;
We are trying to fix this bug………………….
Pinguino beta 3 !!
Pinguino beta 3 is available for Linux and MAC OS X.
Changes in this version:
- support of USB ( see /examples/usb/ )
- better compatibility with arduino for digitalWrite, digitalRead and pinMode
USBmon is a USB terminal made for test with Pinguino. It is available separatly on www.hackinglab.org/pinguino/download/
USBmon need python USB ( pyusb ).
Pinguino on MAC OS X
Pinguino IDE is based on Python 2.5. This is the step by step procedure to work with it:
- download and install Python 2.5.2 ( http://www.python.org/download/releases/2.5.2/ )
- download and install WxPython 2.8 ( sourceforge )
- download and install libusb binaries ( MAC OS X 10.4 , MAC OS X 10.5 )
- download Pinguino Last Release
Go to pinguino folder and right click on pinguinobetaX.py, open with python launcher 2.5.2.