Version: 1
Status: Complete
License: MIT
Download: https://github.com/tomcarter259/Dual-XC-1A
An example of connecting two XC-1A development boards together via XMOS links. This project includes a detailed walkthrough of how to build the links and then how to boot up the two boards so that the links are established. The example program attempts to communicate over the links, outputting to the terminal and turning on the button LEDs to indicate success.
This project was adapted from an example of connecting two XMOS XC-1 booads by Martin Young.
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Dual XC-1As
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tomcarter259
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wardy
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Hi,
you beat me to it - very nice!
Have you written anything other than the initial startup code to test them running in dual configuration?
you beat me to it - very nice!
Have you written anything other than the initial startup code to test them running in dual configuration?
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tomcarter259
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Hi Wardy
I haven't done anything other than the startup code included in the project with the dual setup. I used this as more of a stepping stone to getting the quad setup working. That has had a lot of use in a project I am working on with plenty of traffic flowing over the links, but no speed or benchmark testing if that's what you're interested in.
I haven't done anything other than the startup code included in the project with the dual setup. I used this as more of a stepping stone to getting the quad setup working. That has had a lot of use in a project I am working on with plenty of traffic flowing over the links, but no speed or benchmark testing if that's what you're interested in.