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oceansoul |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 19:27 |
quote: Yea it would :lol: TBH the new Micro800 are pretty cheap for what they are. I would suggests PLC though, as i cant programe "code" for shit, yet i can programe PLC ladder code all day long!! :lol: | |
ed |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 18:55 |
quote: There's a nice CAN bus shield for Arduino out there actually :) | |
John |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 18:11 |
I'm running my cable tonight, I'll try and do some more testing later. | |
ed |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 17:56 |
Mine got warm when I installed the os. Certainly not hot though - I don't think they're really meant to get hot as they're supposed to sit in phones and routers with no cooling or heat sinks. | |
Dom |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 16:22 |
quote: Maybe John/Ed can confirm, as i don't have one to play with, but everything i've read states that the SoC doesn't get hot even during heavy processing. | |
DaveyLC |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 16:15 |
Mine got hot to the touch when rendering HD video in XBMC :| | |
Dom |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 16:13 |
quote: Heat doesn't appear to be an issue as it has been reported of people clocking them to 1GHz and the Broadcom SoC is apparently 'cool to the touch'. Overvolting would be my only concern but that's only due warranty. Ocean - Micrologix PLC looks to be far to OTT, plus i'm sure a unit is a lot more than a £5-10 PIC development board :lol: [Edited on 21-06-2012 by Dom] | |
oceansoul |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 15:55 |
A simple Micrologix PLC would be able to do that. Although im not sure if could respond to I/O fast enough. | |
DaveyLC |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 14:54 |
I'm worried about heat issues, even if the chip can take it I'd be worried about heat soak on the board and what its doing to it :| be cool if someone made a heat sink kit :D | |
Dom |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 14:50 |
Arduino/PIC based would probably be more suited, be a lot easier to integrate for starters. Although sounds like a cool project, certainly if you go ahead with it then it'd be nice to have a build log of it :cool: | |
DaveyLC |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 14:30 |
quote: :lol: | |
DaveyLC |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 14:29 |
But not stuff that I've already got in my possession.. | |
Gary |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 14:25 |
There are loads more things your suited to but you persist in coming on here and been a miserable bastard. | |
John |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 14:18 |
That's a completely terrible use for a raspberry pi. | |
DaveyLC |
posted on 21st Jun 12 at 12:34 |
I've thought of an awesome project (assuming the vauxhall ecospastic semi-auto actuators are fast enough): |