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Apr 01 03:30:58 <Yea> Hello...
Apr 01 03:31:54 <Yea> I am working out of a book. Evil Genius series...
Apr 01 03:32:18 <veremit> nice
Apr 01 03:32:24 <Yea> This book says npm install -g serialport
Apr 01 03:32:35 <Yea> I get ERR codes back via PuTTY.
Apr 01 03:33:32 <Yea> It says use the SSH client but my BBB has never been able to hook up to that SSH client on the site.
Apr 01 03:34:46 <Yea> What do you think I should do?
Apr 01 05:29:53 <newbie13123> I need help with connecting a sensor to the Beaglebone
Apr 01 05:30:24 <newbie13123> It's an Allen bradley rightsight sensor
Apr 01 05:31:07 <newbie13123> It has DC voltage input of 10.8 V (Min) that I plan to supply with a DC power supply
Apr 01 05:31:54 <newbie13123> However, I do not know WHERE to connect the sensor the Beagloebone's IO pins
Apr 01 05:32:08 <newbie13123> I am guessing it goes in an analog pin considering its a light sensor
Apr 01 05:32:18 <newbie13123> Does anyone have any advice?
Apr 01 05:32:21 <newbie13123> I donl
Apr 01 05:33:07 <tbr> newbie13123: what's the output of that sensor? voltage levels etc?
Apr 01 05:35:29 <newbie13123> The sensor is a light sensor.  Here is a datasheet: http://literature.rockwellautomation.com/idc/groups/literature/documents/in/42ef-in003_-en-p.pdf
Apr 01 05:38:13 <tbr> mh, so it seems to be some sort of switched output
Apr 01 05:38:51 <tbr> I guess you could take 3.3V from the board and loop it through the sensor into a gpio-input. then read that.
Apr 01 05:40:04 <tbr> hmno, the wiring diagrams are weird
Apr 01 05:49:28 <tbr> http://www.element14.com/community/blogs/jimfaq/2009/11/02/what-are-npn-and-pnp-outputs-on-sensors
Apr 01 06:26:09 <bb_noob> does the 3.14 kernel support uarts on the black?
Apr 01 06:31:19 <tbr> I'm sure it does, you might just need to define them in the DT to be usable
Apr 01 08:04:38 <bunty> Hi everyone
Apr 01 08:05:04 <bunty> I am not able to ssh to my bbb using usb
Apr 01 08:05:33 <bunty> Actually before i was using debian so it was working fine
Apr 01 08:05:58 <nivw> which os are you using?
Apr 01 08:06:05 <nivw> OS
Apr 01 08:06:12 <bunty> ubuntu 14.04
Apr 01 08:06:34 <nivw> run: ip addr show
Apr 01 08:06:40 <bunty> automatically it was connected to my pc
Apr 01 08:06:54 <nivw> do you see a device with IP 192.168.7.2 ?
Apr 01 08:06:54 <bunty> in bbb
Apr 01 08:07:40 <bunty> no
Apr 01 08:08:41 <nivw> can you connect a hdmi cable to the bbb, and see what it displays?
Apr 01 08:08:52 <nivw> is the bbb on? is it working?
Apr 01 08:09:09 <tbr> easiest: are the leds blinking?
Apr 01 08:09:37 <bunty> i dont have hdmi cable but i have connected through serial debuger
Apr 01 08:09:56 <bunty> tbr :yes ofcourse
Apr 01 08:09:57 <tbr> which OS/distribution is the BBB running?
Apr 01 08:10:21 <bunty> i mentioned earlier ubuntu 14.04
Apr 01 08:10:47 <tbr> it might just be that the *buntu image doesn't expose usb-networking by default
Apr 01 08:11:07 <bunty> nivw : yes its working fine but its not connecting to pc through usb
Apr 01 08:11:14 <bunty> only powering it up
Apr 01 08:11:26 <tbr> I'd check the release notes/docs for that image
Apr 01 08:11:39 <bunty> tbr : so whats to be done
Apr 01 08:12:35 <tbr> no idea, never used that image
Apr 01 08:12:59 <bunty> k.
Apr 01 08:13:33 <bunty> how by default its working in debian or amstrong
Apr 01 08:19:56 <bunty> #ubuntu-arm
Apr 01 08:20:02 <bunty> #ubuntu_arm
Apr 01 08:21:49 <nivw> I am using the new debian 8.0 and it works fine
Apr 01 09:01:45 <bala_> hi
Apr 01 09:02:14 <bala_> anybody there
Apr 01 11:30:11 <Guest54596> hello , i want to know the file to set the PWM analpg ports in the kernel ?
Apr 01 15:49:48 <erwin> Hi
Apr 01 15:49:57 <KotH> grüezi
Apr 01 15:50:46 <erwin> Ich würde gerne ein BeagleBoard Black bestellen und bin mir nicht sicher was ich zusätzlich noch alles benötige
Apr 01 15:50:56 <erwin> Brauche ich eine SD Karte?
Apr 01 15:52:24 <tbr> nicht zwingend aber hilfreich (z.b. zum neu flashen, 4GB minimum)
Apr 01 15:52:37 <tbr> und µSD, nicht SD
Apr 01 15:52:43 <woglinde> uhm
Apr 01 15:52:45 <woglinde> english
Apr 01 15:52:47 <woglinde> please
Apr 01 15:53:19 <ogra_> http://www.amazon.de/SainSmart-Serial-Debug-Console-Raspberry/dp/B00KVUSI30/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417690697&sr=8-1 helps too ...
Apr 01 15:53:38 <ogra_> (any 3.3V FTDI cable though ... )
Apr 01 15:53:56 <KotH> +1 for the usb2serial cable
Apr 01 15:54:13 <KotH> required equipment for anyone doing embedded linux
Apr 01 15:54:18 <ogra_> +1
Apr 01 16:38:12 <santyp> Hello, I have a silly question
Apr 01 16:38:38 <anujdeshpande> santyp: no such thing as silly
Apr 01 16:39:05 <santyp> Does anyone know where I can get an image running Linux kernel 3.8? Is virtually every BBB distro running 3.8+ now?
Apr 01 16:39:57 <anujdeshpande> check rcn-ee's page. i think he might have some
Apr 01 16:40:24 <santyp> thanks I'll check it...where?
Apr 01 16:40:30 <anujdeshpande> https://rcn-ee.net/
Apr 01 16:41:27 <santyp> weird images...https://rcn-ee.net/images/
Apr 01 16:41:33 <anujdeshpande> https://rcn-ee.net/rootfs/bb.org/
Apr 01 16:41:46 <rcn-ee> santyp, depending on your current version (cat /etc/dogtag) you can downgrade..
Apr 01 16:42:47 <santyp> I bought a 4d cape, but it constantly registers a phantom click in the bottom-left, making it unusable..
Apr 01 16:43:05 <santyp> I wrote to the supplier, said OH get in touch with the manufacturer...
Apr 01 16:43:39 <santyp> who said, all the graphics are done on the BBB itself, must be an old kernel, you need 3.8+
Apr 01 16:43:58 <rcn-ee> santyp,: uname -r
Apr 01 16:44:05 <mcg1103> HI.  I have a bbb and if i hold S2 down it will boot off the sd card but the next time I boot it boots off the eec.  How do I get it to always boot of the sd card?
Apr 01 16:44:14 <santyp> How bout the latest 4GB-flash version? that running 3.8?
Apr 01 16:44:34 <santyp> mcg1103 you can't unless you install the sd image to the flash mmc
Apr 01 16:45:01 <santyp> Oh actually that's maybe not true
Apr 01 16:45:19 <mcg1103> ok so it will always boot to the mmc flash unless s2 is pressed?
Apr 01 16:45:23 <vagrantc> you can wipe the u-boot on the emmc
Apr 01 16:45:42 <vagrantc> i think...
Apr 01 16:45:46 <mcg1103> :-)
Apr 01 16:45:51 <santyp> but you may as well install the sd card to emmc..
Apr 01 16:45:58 <mcg1103> yeah
Apr 01 16:46:13 <santyp> there may be a way of setting some variable on the emmc to boot from the card automatically
Apr 01 16:46:20 <vagrantc> unless you want to test lots of different sd cards...
Apr 01 16:46:29 <santyp> but you'd have to reset it if you ever needed the on-board OS
Apr 01 16:47:25 <mcg1103> the partition needs to be smaller then the flash correct?
Apr 01 16:47:35 <mcg1103> the partition on the sd card?
Apr 01 16:47:51 <santyp> well not larger certainly
Apr 01 16:48:02 <mcg1103> is there an easy way to shrink the partiion then copy to the ecc?
Apr 01 16:48:08 <mcg1103> emmc
Apr 01 16:48:28 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, it's not the size of the partition... it's the size of the total data..
Apr 01 16:49:05 <mcg1103> oh ok
Apr 01 16:49:18 <mcg1103> so how do I copy the flash to the ecc?
Apr 01 16:49:30 <mcg1103> sorry emmc
Apr 01 16:49:57 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, you wan to copy the microSD -> eMMC ?
Apr 01 16:50:02 <mcg1103> is there a good tutorial anyone knows of
Apr 01 16:50:22 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, cat /etc/dogtag ?
Apr 01 16:50:31 <santyp> scroll down here
Apr 01 16:50:33 <santyp> http://stackoverflow.com/questions/17834561/duplicating-identical-beaglebone-black-setups
Apr 01 16:50:49 <mcg1103> yeah.  I have a good system running on teh sd card I but i want it to boot to this everytime it is powered up
Apr 01 16:50:56 <santyp> to 'Use the eMMC to flash a new Beaglebone Black'
Apr 01 16:52:16 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, the current images, support auto-flashing the eMMC, so you don't need any other tools. But if you just want to always boot with microSD, just blow out the eMMC "sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/mmcblk1"
Apr 01 16:53:30 <mcg1103> so if the emmc is blank it will boot to the sd card?
Apr 01 16:53:32 <vagrantc> that'll zero out the whole thing, no?
Apr 01 16:53:36 <santyp> cheers anyways guys
Apr 01 16:53:43 <vagrantc> isn't that overkill?
Apr 01 16:53:58 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, correct.. vagrantc yeah, only the first 10Mb is really needed. ;)
Apr 01 16:54:36 <vagrantc> bs=1024k count=10
Apr 01 16:54:45 <mcg1103> what is auto-flashing?
Apr 01 16:55:45 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, auto-flashing = insert card, apply power, walk away, come back, board turned off, remove card.. repeat for as many boars as you have..
Apr 01 16:56:35 <mcg1103> so it takes what is on the sd card and flashes it to the eMMC?
Apr 01 16:57:22 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, it's how the bb.org flasher works... you can enable that feature in the non-flasher images too..
Apr 01 16:58:57 <mcg1103> how can you tell if your image is an auto flasher?
Apr 01 16:59:17 <rcn-ee> <rcn-ee> mcg1103, cat /etc/dogtag ?
Apr 01 16:59:54 <mcg1103> rcn-ee.net console Ubuntu Image 2015-02-19
Apr 01 17:00:31 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, this direction applies: http://elinux.org/Beagleboard:BeagleBoneBlack_Debian#Flashing_eMMC
Apr 01 17:01:16 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, but you should run: cd /opt/scripts/ ; git pull ...
Apr 01 17:01:24 <rcn-ee> to resync the scripts that do the eMMC flashing..
Apr 01 17:04:53 <mcg1103> ok I will read that over
Apr 01 17:05:06 <mcg1103> git pull will update the scripts?
Apr 01 17:06:31 <mcg1103> so just uncomment that line and it will flash to the eMMC?
Apr 01 17:06:33 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, it should... /opt/scripts/ -> https://github.com/RobertCNelson/boot-scripts
Apr 01 17:06:52 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, on your next reboot.. yeap..
Apr 01 17:07:53 <mcg1103> is it ok that my partition on the system is larger then eMMC?  the data is far less
Apr 01 17:09:04 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, as long as "df -h" is less then 1.6G (on 2GB eMMC) or 3.6 (on 4GB eMMC)...
Apr 01 17:09:53 <rcn-ee> to lazy to add a pre-checker, as rsync does a good job of just bombs when flashing the eMMC.. ;)
Apr 01 17:13:52 <mcg1103> ok thanks so much for clearing this up
Apr 01 17:26:46 <mcg1103> hey one more question.  How do you know when the copy to eMMC is completed?
Apr 01 17:29:46 <rcn-ee> mcg1103, when it's done...
Apr 01 17:29:53 <rcn-ee> it'll shutdown...
Apr 01 17:30:06 <rcn-ee> but the board is un-usable while you wait..
Apr 01 17:30:15 <mcg1103> oh.... thanks!
Apr 01 18:56:25 <mitchell> a beaglebone black running debian with only free drivers would only give up accelerated graphics.  is that right?
Apr 01 19:15:06 <akanarya> hi
Apr 01 19:16:59 <akanarya> I have a quick question about bbb
Apr 01 19:18:09 <agmlego|skynet> then ask it.
Apr 01 19:18:38 <akanarya> thanks
Apr 01 19:18:59 <agmlego|skynet> for what?
Apr 01 19:19:04 <akanarya> I am newbie, I'll buy a card from a friend
Apr 01 19:19:25 <akanarya> how can identify the rev number from the picture of the board
Apr 01 19:19:45 <akanarya> ı couldnt find any print on it
Apr 01 19:20:06 <agmlego|skynet> thete is a sticker somewhere.
Apr 01 19:20:11 <Jovin> Hi...
Apr 01 19:21:02 <akanarya> is the stciker only way? is there any hard print?
Apr 01 19:21:09 <Jovin> I have flashed angstrom 3.8.13 on sdcard.and trying to flash it to emmc on Beagle bone black revision A6.But its notgetting flash.It just starts to login
Apr 01 19:21:16 <Jovin> can anyone help me with this?
Apr 01 19:23:49 <agmlego|skynet> akanarya: unsure, just look at the board.
Apr 01 19:24:17 <Jovin> I have only connected the serial cable ..from J1..nothing else connected on the board
Apr 01 19:25:37 <akanarya> @agmlego thanks
Apr 01 19:25:48 <Agallego> hello
Apr 01 19:26:15 <Agallego> I update the debian of my BBB
Apr 01 19:26:46 <agmlego|skynet> akanarya: no need for @; this is not twitter. ;-P
Apr 01 19:27:32 <Agallego> But since the reboot I can't access to 192.168.7.2
Apr 01 19:27:54 <Agallego> It seems the BBB doesn't answer to GET request
Apr 01 19:28:19 <agmlego|skynet> whst do you see on the serial output?
Apr 01 19:28:49 <Agallego> I see Cannot GET /
Apr 01 19:29:01 <Agallego> but I can use cloud 9
Apr 01 19:29:09 <Agallego> and remote desktop
Apr 01 19:29:48 <agmlego|skynet> that is not what i asked.
Apr 01 19:30:10 <Agallego> I know, but I don't have the serial cable connected right now
Apr 01 19:30:27 <agmlego|skynet> that would be a problem.
Apr 01 19:30:44 <Agallego> can I read serial output in cloud9?
Apr 01 19:30:58 <agmlego|skynet> i have no idea.
Apr 01 19:31:05 <agmlego|skynet> what is cloud9?
Apr 01 19:31:29 <vagrantc> it's an IDE that ships on the default bbb image
Apr 01 19:31:50 <agmlego|skynet> oh.
Apr 01 19:32:10 <agmlego|skynet> that seems unlikely to have the rekevant info.
Apr 01 19:32:24 <Agallego> It's an online IDE where I can write Python bonescript,...
Apr 01 19:33:31 <Agallego> I'm new with BBB and I can't believe the difficult it is to use SPI bus
Apr 01 19:35:41 <Agallego> I'm using Adafruit_BBIO but I can't find documentation about SPI part
Apr 01 19:36:16 <agmlego|skynet> Agallego: was the spi bus easier to use on the previous sbc you used?
Apr 01 19:42:41 <Agallego> It is
Apr 01 19:43:09 <Agallego> I used Openpicus and arduino boards
Apr 01 19:43:22 <Agallego> And both was more simple to use than this
Apr 01 19:44:21 <Agallego> But BBB has better hardware
Apr 01 19:46:15 <Agallego> Which language do you use to program the board?
Apr 01 19:52:41 <agmlego|skynet> Agallego: python and c
Apr 01 19:52:53 <agmlego|skynet> srduino is not an sbc.
Apr 01 19:53:08 <agmlego|skynet> nd i have no idea what openpicus is.
Apr 01 20:14:24 <Agallego> Arduino is a single board computer
Apr 01 20:15:00 <Agallego> That you can't install an OS in it doesn't mean that it isn't a computer...
Apr 01 20:15:55 <rcn-ee> Agallego, then what do you call an Atmega, emulating arm and booting linux? ;)
Apr 01 20:16:21 <rcn-ee> http://hackaday.com/2012/03/28/building-the-worst-linux-pc-ever/
Apr 01 20:17:00 <djlewis> rcn-ee: sounds kinda april foolish ;)
Apr 01 20:18:59 <tbr> kinky, in a masochistic way
Apr 01 20:21:32 <Agallego> You can go to a race with a shit of car and be a pilot
Apr 01 20:21:35 <Agallego> this is te same
Apr 01 20:21:38 <Agallego> xD
Apr 01 20:24:13 <moto-timo> rcn-ee: so a cortex-m3 isn't out of the question then ;)
Apr 01 20:25:39 <rcn-ee> efm32's run linux, those are m3's. ;)
Apr 01 20:25:56 <stefanct> panto: i was able to compile and boot your dt-ng4/gcl-bbb-rebase5 branch but i am not able to load an overlay: __of_adjust_tree_phandle_references: Could not find target property 'fixup' @/__local_fixups__
Apr 01 20:28:11 <stefanct> panto: i have tried various versions of the SPI overlay that i have used previously with capemgr (see http://flashrom.org/BBB). i am not sure if that should work and something else is wrong or if i have to modify it. i have tried uncommenting useless-looking bits to no avail
Apr 01 20:30:55 * moto-timo thinks this is a great time to be alive
Apr 01 20:30:58 <Agallego> Well,
Apr 01 20:31:30 <Agallego> Anybody knows how to access to the "webserver" which the board has?
Apr 01 20:32:13 <rcn-ee> Agallego, which one... nodejs on port 80/3000 or apache2 on 8080
Apr 01 20:33:28 <rcn-ee> stefanct, some of the old *.dtbo's need to be re-aligned with upstream changes..
Apr 01 20:34:29 <stefanct> i presumed so... but how to tell what? :) i have of course compiled it with -@
Apr 01 20:34:54 <Agallego> It doesn't work, only the cloud9 works
Apr 01 20:34:59 <Agallego> (port 3000)
Apr 01 20:35:12 <rcn-ee> Agallego, node.js is running cloud9..
Apr 01 20:35:20 <Agallego> I know
Apr 01 20:35:20 <rcn-ee> "serving" cloud9..
Apr 01 20:35:33 <Agallego> But i want to enter in the 192.168.7.2:80
Apr 01 20:35:36 <Agallego> the default page
Apr 01 20:35:56 <Agallego> and it answer cannot GET/
Apr 01 20:36:19 <rcn-ee> Agallego, sounds like an old image.. (back inthe jeykll transition..) cat /etc/dogtag ?
Apr 01 20:36:42 <rcn-ee> stefanct, first compare node names in the main dts, it might be off by 1..
Apr 01 20:41:29 <Agallego> BeagleBoard.org BeagleBone Debian Image 2014-04-23
Apr 01 20:41:42 <Agallego> But I update it today
Apr 01 20:41:52 <Agallego> I'm sure it is the problem
Apr 01 20:42:14 <Agallego> But I've entered with remote desktop in debian
Apr 01 20:42:25 <Agallego> and there are nothing in /bin
Apr 01 20:42:27 <Agallego> O_o
Apr 01 21:02:40 <stefanct> rcn-ee: well, the spi suffix is correct... i dont understand the @ syntax yet, but i dont see something obviously wrong
Apr 01 21:03:28 <stefanct> "unit address".... ok.
Apr 01 21:29:35 <stefanct> if i leave out the *-cells property of the first spi channel i get:
Apr 01 21:29:36 <stefanct> Warning (reg_format): "reg" property in /fragment@1/__overlay__/channel@0 has invalid length (4 bytes) (#address-cells == 2, #size-cells == 1)
Apr 01 21:29:37 <stefanct> Warning (avoid_default_addr_size): Relying on default #address-cells value for /fragment@1/__overlay__/channel@0
Apr 01 21:29:37 <stefanct> Warning (avoid_default_addr_size): Relying on default #size-cells value for /fragment@1/__overlay__/channel@0
Apr 01 21:29:51 <stefanct> (while compiling.) why?
Apr 01 21:30:39 <stefanct> they are not even mentioned to be allowed in the spi binding AFAICT
Apr 01 21:34:39 <stefanct> it compiled without any channel without warnings... but the loading problem with the fixup property remains
Apr 01 21:35:00 <stefanct> ill wait for a response from panto... while sleeping ;) nn
Apr 01 22:25:15 <chatmasta> Is powering the board via microusb + 5v/1w usb hub the equivalent of plugging a 5v hub directly into the 5v port?
Apr 01 22:27:47 <thurgood_> 1w... no recommended is I think 2amps, which would put it closer to 10w
Apr 01 22:29:08 <chatmasta> oh, I thought it said 5v/1a
Apr 01 22:30:58 <Shadyman> that'd be 5w, yeah
Apr 01 22:32:37 <chatmasta> Oh ahah my mistake. Thanks. I was able to flash boot it with this, though. What is the risk of insufficient power?
Apr 01 22:34:00 <Ad0> http://inspire.logicsupply.com/2014/07/beaglebone-getting-ready-for-industrial.html
Apr 01 22:40:16 <chatmasta> so assuming I have a sufficient usb adapter, is there any difference powering via microusb vs powering directly 5v port?
Apr 01 23:01:41 <m1kesm1th> if its going industrial, a waterproof enclosure might be a good idea
Apr 01 23:40:35 <GenTooMan> IP65 or IP67 would be advisable. It's not washdown tight but good eneough.
Apr 01 23:41:18 <GenTooMan> That was IP66 doh anyhow you want dust resistant minimum for industrial use
Apr 01 23:41:37 <veremit> I think the important bits were about power supply .. or am I cross-threading .. lol
Apr 01 23:46:24 <GenTooMan> heh interesting but yeah for me the PSU is just one of many things one should look at. :D
Apr 01 23:46:54 <GenTooMan> "speaking" industrial usage that is.
Apr 01 23:46:56 <veremit> psu is #1 for me, Always.
Apr 01 23:49:30 <GenTooMan> It's a start. They are all equally important. "just select a big enough case" LOL
Apr 01 23:49:51 <veremit> as if ..
Apr 01 23:52:24 <GenTooMan> the BBB is small enough you could stuff it in the door of a standard NEMA4 enclosure. The problem then becomes routing to the stuff mounted behind it (IE the power supply). You might need to put a cover over the entire board INSIDE a pnael etc if you are using it a typical industrial setting.
Apr 01 23:53:08 <GenTooMan> Might need one of those 10W isolation bricks depending one what else is in the enclosure. Fun stuff.
Apr 01 23:54:44 <GenTooMan> I need to finish my "other stuff" first. I suppose a simple ADS1278 interface board would be a nice start.
Apr 02 01:54:46 <Alex______> hello
Apr 02 01:55:10 <Alex______> I am building a quadcopter using the beaglebone
Apr 02 01:58:19 <moto-timo> Alex______: are you using BeaglePilot?
Apr 02 01:59:39 <Alex______> no
Apr 02 01:59:58 <Alex______> i have the beagle connected to a flight controler
Apr 02 02:00:01 <Alex______> multiwii
Apr 02 02:00:13 <Alex______> basically I am building a autonomous quadcopter
Apr 02 02:00:23 <Alex______> i am replacing my RC with the beaglebone
Apr 02 02:00:47 <Alex______> simulating PWM signal to my flight controller
Apr 02 02:00:54 <Alex______> but today I burn the beaglebone
Apr 02 02:01:09 <Alex______> 'and I dont know what happned
Apr 02 02:01:25 <moto-timo> 5V inputs on 3.3V lines?
Apr 02 02:01:53 <moto-timo> BBB inputs are not protected... be careful
Apr 02 02:02:04 <Alex______> yes
Apr 02 02:02:21 <Alex______> well I am not sending any voltage out from the beaglebone
Apr 02 02:02:40 <Alex______> i am just using the PWM signal out nothing is coming IN
Apr 02 02:02:57 <Alex______> but looks like there was some kind of back current that burn the BBB
Apr 02 02:03:54 <moto-timo> ouch. consider zener diodes
Apr 02 02:05:40 <Alex______> yes that s what I was thinking
Apr 02 02:06:35 <Alex______> but i am now looking at the beaglePilot
Apr 02 02:06:42 <Alex______> i wasnt aware of that
Apr 02 02:16:21 <ds2> use a transistor
Apr 02 02:16:32 <ds2> n
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