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• Documents/LED Hardware
  = Nut/OS LED Tutorial - Step 2 = A word of caution first. As stated in the Hardware Manual, the Ethernut board is highly sensitive to [http://en.wikipedia.org/
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• Main Page
  ...Hardware and Software Project for building Embedded Ethernet Devices. The hardware part is a small board, also named Ethernut. Nut/OS is the name of a tiny re ...: #eeeeee; border-bottom: 1px solid #aaaaaa;" class="mainpage_hubtitle">'''Hardware Guide'''</div>
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• Blinking LED
  | style="background-color:#F6F9ED" | Hardware Comments | Additional LED + Resistor required.
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• Elektor Internet Radio 1.0
  electrical outlet. When the board is powered up, the red power LED should go ...urther details have a look at the [http://ethernut.de/pdf/eir_um_1_0_6.pdf Hardware Manual]
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• Ethernut 1.3 H
  electrical outlet. When the board is powered up, the red power LED should go For further details have a look at the [http://ethernut.de/pdf/enhwm13e.pdf Hardware Manual]
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• Ethernut 2.1 B
  electrical outlet. When the board is powered up, the red power LED should go ...[http://egnite.de/uploads/tx_egnitedownload/21/de/ethernut21b_ehwm_2_3.pdf Hardware Manual]
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• Ethernut 3.0 E
  electrical outlet. When the board is powered up, the red power LED should go For further details have a look at the [http://ethernut.de/pdf/ethwm30d.pdf Hardware Manual]
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• LowLevelPortIo
  Low level hardware ports (e.g. digitial or analog I/O, RS232 etc.) are typically controlled by ...edicated I/O bus, which is seperated from the memory bus. In this case the hardware registers are port mapped and specific CPU instructions like inp (read port
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• Nut/OS Examples
  For Ethernut 5 you should check [http://http://www.ethernut.de/en/hardware/enut5/nutos_configure.html this page]. == Hardware Control ==
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• Community/Factory
  = Controller Hardware = Two CMI8848 isolated I/O boards are mounted on top of an [[../hardware/enut2/index.html|Ethernut 2]] board.
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• Documents
  [[../hardware/enut3/appflash.html|Ethernut 3 Flashed Applications]]<br /> [[../hardware/enut2/rs485.html|Using RS485 with Ethernut 2]]<br />
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• Documents/LED Tutorial
  = Nut/OS LED Tutorial = [[Documents/LED Devenv|Step 1]]: Setting up the Nut/OS Development Environment.
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• Documents/LED Blink
  = Nut/OS LED Tutorial = ...pplication. It will initialize the port bit and then switch on and off the LED in an endless loop.
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• Documents/LED Devenv
  = Nut/OS LED Tutorial - Step 1 = [[Documents/LED Tutorial|Contents]] [[Documents/LED Hardware|Next]]
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• Documents/LED Hardware
  = Nut/OS LED Tutorial - Step 2 = A word of caution first. As stated in the Hardware Manual, the Ethernut board is highly sensitive to [http://en.wikipedia.org/
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• Documents/NPL Exec Project
  ...3 RAM. Make sure to have set up everything as described in the Ethernut 3 Hardware Manual with the TFTP server and the terminal emulator running on your PC. N Additionally you notice, that the green User LED is now on.
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• Documents/NPL Verilog
  ...ts the data bus to Z-State. For those of you who are not too familiar with hardware: This is a high impedance state of an output. It means, that the output is ...matics, you may have noticed, that the address and data busses of the [[../hardware/expansion.html|Ethernut expansion port]] are not directly connected to the
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• Firmware/Applications
  [[../documents/led.html|LED control]]<br /> A beginner's guide to connecting external hardware.
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• Firmware/NutOS
  ...re supported and allow to write highly portable applications. While direct hardware access and native interrupts are possible in application code, the system o * Hardware and software audio codecs
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• Firmware/Porting
  * Hardware initialization Hardware initialization is the most essential, but also the most complicated part. T
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• Hardware/Boards
  | The first 32 bit version of the Ethernut Open Source Hardware Family is packed with features like 8 MBytes NAND Flash and 256kBytes full ...ware is based on an ARM7 CPU. [[../../en/portarm/gbaxport2.html|Additional hardware]] is required to upload and run a Nut/OS application on the GBA.
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