How To Setup A Development Environment For The CC2650STK SensorTag
There is a lot of information on TI’s website on how to get your CC2650 Sensortag ready to connect to a development environment which is quite overwhelming. There are still a few bugs in the software which the SensorTag team is working on. In the mean time, this...How To Add Printf Support For The MSP432 Launchpad Serial Port
The humble serial printf never seems to die. It is usually the primary source for debugging your source if you do not have a debugger that steps through code. That and the blinking LED routine gets old. Printf – A Versatile tool, but a memory hog If you are not...How To Setup A Clean MSP432 Project In Code Composer Studio
Once you have gone through all the examples in the MSP432 resource, you may want to start from scratch with a clean slate. The usual way would be to import an example project you are familiar with and then start deleting and clobering up files and code that you do not...Tutorial : Control Your Launchpad Using Your Voice
43oh member, Antscran, has put up a walkthrough on creating a simple Android application that accepts voice commands and then pipes them over Bluetooth to an MSP430 Launchpad. He is using the popular HC-06 Bluetooth module for transferring commands over Serial Port...Interfacing An SD-Card To The Launchpad – A Walkthrough Tutorial
Connecting an SD-Card to your Launchpad opens up your options to use the MSP430 platform as a cheap data logger, from temperature to acceleration. Although you can log to an SD-Card in a raw format, it is much more useful if you could store data onto it as files. This will allow you to disconnect the card from your Launchpad(using a BoosterPack) and view the files on it on a PC.
