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Romeo for Edison Controller

Romeo for Edison Controller SKU:

DFR0331

Contents

1 Introduction

2 Specification

3 Application

4 Pinout Diagram

5 Tutorial

5.1 Romeo for Edison Controller Quick Start

5.1.1 A.The Construction of the Hardware

Environment

5.1.1.1 Hardware Connection Diagram

5.1.2 B.The Construction of the Software

Environment

5.1.2.1 Operating System

5.1.2.2 Compile Environment

5.2 Romeo for Edison Controller Typical

Applications

5.2.1 Digital Application

5.2.1.1 A.LED Blink

5.2.1.2 B.Button Test

5.2.1.3 C.Servo Control

5.2.1.4 D.Motor Control

5.2.2 Analog Application

5.2.2.1 A.Analog Read

6 Atmega8 Firmware Upgrade

7FAQ

8 Development Tools

Introduction

Romeo for Intel Edison is a multi-purpose, all-in-one development platform based on Intel Edison and

Arduino SoC. It is especially designed to be useful for robotics applications. Romeo for Intel Edison is

compatible with Arduino open source platform and Linux, and supports Java and C development

environment. Users are able to extend this platform with thousands of existing shields and modules such

as switches, sensors, LEDs, servos, motors easily with Romeo for Intel Edison. It can also be used as a

standalone communication platform for software like flash, processing, Max/MSP and VVVV. The

integrated 2 way DC motor driver and wireless capability allows you to start your project immediately

without the need of any additional motor driver or wireless shield. The Romeo for Intel Edison inherits all

functions of the Romeo all-in-one controller by integrating powerful functions the Intel Edison board

possesses. You can describe it as a control board specially designed for robotics applications, carrying the

powerful gene of Intel Edison and being compatible with Arduino.

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