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Back from Oblivion
Posted on August 26, 2012 by Kristopher Kortright in XNPI’ve been neglecting to keep my blog up to date due to a hundred reasons which I will not bore you with here – but needless to say it’s been a challenging year at work, too much chaos and random management. Now that things have settled-down somewhat and the kids are back in school tomorrow, [...]
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Progress on XNP
Posted on February 6, 2012 by Kristopher Kortright in XNPMy progress on XNP has been slowed due to a heavy work schedule last week in which I was working through several nights. However on the weekend I was able to make good progress on my article about RiderNet-XNP (more on that later) and on building the 15 Forward Mega Shields I will need (10 [...]
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ALPHA Update, XNP UNO, and the Forward Mega Shield
Posted on January 25, 2012 by Kristopher Kortright in XNPHello Open Source Hardware/Software Community! There are three big updates on XNP: ALPHA Update: A new version of XNP is being spun-up, with a number of bug fixes as well as support for the XNP Forwward Mega Shield and Adafruit 2.8′ TFT Touch Screen LCD. There are still a few more bugs I want to [...]
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Updated Links for XNP
Posted on January 15, 2012 by Kristopher Kortright in XNPI have added updated Links and Information about XNP: The XNP Post in the Adafruit Forums where you can leave feedback or questions about XNP. The ALPHA code for XNP can be found on the GitHub XNP distribution page. I will be spending much of the day on XNP to get it working correctly with [...]
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Alpha-Release of the XBee Network Protocol (XNP)
Posted on January 7, 2012 by Kristopher Kortright in XNPThis will be the first ALPHA release of the Xbee Network Protocol (XNP). I’m sure there are 100 better ways I could have coded different bits in the program. My hope is that members of the community will try out XNP and make good use of it in their projects, and that those folks and [...]
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