• I need to read analog values from a GPIO pin.
• I am unable to find the appropriate funciton to retreive the analog values.

Actual Program:

double GP2Y0A21::readADC() {
    uint32_t level = 0;
    //*/
    EApiStatus_t status = EApiGPIOGetLevel(EAPI_GPIO_GPIO_ID(gpioPin), 0xFFFFFFFF, &level);
    if (status != EAPI_STATUS_SUCCESS) {
        std::cerr << "Failed to read GPIO level! Status: " << status << std::endl;
        return 0;
    }
    std::cout << "GPIO Level read from pin " << gpioPin << ": " << level << std::endl;
    return convertToAnalog(level);
    /*/
    uint32_t value = 0;
    EApiStatus_t status = EApiBoardGetValue(EAPI_GPIO_GPIO_ID(gpioPin), &value); // Assuming adcChannelId maps to an appropriate EApiId_t value
    if (status != EAPI_STATUS_SUCCESS) {
        std::cerr << "Failed to read ADC value! Status: " << status << std::endl;
        return 0.0;
    }
    std::cout << "ADC Value read from channel " << gpioPin << ": " << value << std::endl;
    return convertToAnalog(value);


}

Challenges:

The first case get only the digital vlaues and
the second case throws read error.

Kindly throw some light on this. I am thankful for your little guidance and needul help,

I have an Up Squared board, and my goal is to utilize its hardware, focusing on the SPI and UART functions. However, before diving into those, I'm starting by attempting to control the GPIOs, but unfortunately, I've encountered some issues.

Here are the steps I've taken so far:

1) Entered BIOS settings and changed the OS Selection to "Windows 10 IoT Core."
2) Installed the Up Squared Windows 10 drivers, which I downloaded from this link https://downloads.up-community.org/download/up-squared-windows-10-64-bit-drivers/ .
3) Installed the Up SDK, available here https://downloads.up-community.org/download/up-sdk-for-windows-10-and-windows-iot/ .

In the Device Manager, I can see the following:

However, when I run the GpioTool, downloaded from a forum post, I receive the message:
"Error: GPIO is not available on this system."

This is the OS version I am using

What might be the issue? Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

Any assistance would be greatly appreciated. Can provide code samples if necessary.

I have an Up Squared board, running Windows Iot Core (version 10.0.17763.33).
I plugged the M.2 2230 and it's antenna.

Then Windows Iot Core boots correctly, but I cannot see any change in network adapters / devices...

I tried to search for any missing drivers, but I couldn't find anything relevant.

Anyone can help ?

Note: I'm facing the same problem with the mPCIe LTE module kit

However, I have no idea about the parameters of the methods. (Take GpioGetLevel(uint Id, uint Bitmask, out uint pLevel) for example, is Id GPIO No.? What is Bitmask for? )

I'll be very appreciated if anyone can share with me information for UpBridge library.

The SDK does not provide support for .NET Core 5 and up at this point - I cannot gain access to any GPIO using the standard namespaces (System.Device.I2c, System.Device.Gpio, etc.). Please advise - this makes the board unusable for any modern development.

********************************** WARNING **********************************
This Devcon command should only be used for development/testing purposes.
Driver package INF files should be added/updated into the offline OS image
using the supported offline package deployment process in order to ensure
that they are properly configured and integrated into the Windows OS state.
Updating driver package INF files from within the runtime environment of
this OS product may lead to unexpected OS state conflicts, resulting in the
inability to apply future updates to core OS components and/or drivers on
retail/consumer systems.
********************************** WARNING **********************************

Thank you...

Thanks in Advance

I currently have the device running Windows IoT Core, but only via the usb stick. How do I install the Windows IoT Core Image from the usb stick to the eMMc so I don't need to run with the usb stick plugged in. Task 12 says to run the eMMC Installer script, but how do I run this from the Windows UI portal or via the computer's IP Address Portal.

Help would be much appreciated.

Randomly I get this error ATTEMPTED TO EXECUTE NON EXECUTE MEMORY during windows operation and the board get off.

Does anyone have a solution?

Thank you.

thank you in advance, cheers!

The link returns:
Sorry, the link has expired.

Thanks

I have installed the framework and compiled and deployed the UpDemoApp. I can read the Board name, Board Manufacturer and Bios version, but I do not seem to be able to control outputs via the App. I receive good status replies from the calls but the outputs do not change.

The PwmSetValue function call completes without error and I am able to retrieve the values using PwmGetValue, but the output does not pulse. I cannot find documentation describing the parameters for these functions: PWMBaseUnitInt, PWMBaseUnitFrac or PWMDutyCycle.

Advice on getting the GPIO working, particularly the PWM would be greatly appreciated!
James

I always get an error on the BuildImage Step

Package is missing from \?\C:\Program Files (x86)\Windows Kits\10\MSPackages\Retail\AMD64\fre\Microsoft.IoTUAP.IoTUAPProductSpecificFM~31bf3856ad364e35~AMD64~~.cab

Even when I do no customization and type the exact commands in the document screenshots, I get the error. (except your example has the BSPName as APLx64 instead of UPAPL in the Add-IotProduct step). I have installed all the versions of the tools from the current https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/manufacture/iot/set-up-your-pc-to-customize-iot-core web page.

I have recently installed the UPFramework SDK on my UPSquared board running V5.0 Bios and Windows 10 IOT Core. I have also set the bios OS Selection to Windows 10 IOT Core.

Firstly, I downloaded the UpDemoApp supplied in the Up Framework SDK folder, however I am unable to get UPBridge upb.BoardGetManufacture() to return any information about the board.

Secondly, I created my own basic LED UWP c# application which turned an LED on/off from High/Low on a GPIO pin. However, the application failed when it called this line LedPin.SetDriveMode(GpioPinDriveMode.Output), it said it was unable to communication.

I have checked in Windows/System32 using command line pnputil enum-drivers and have noticed that the UPFramework.inf driver is installed on the board.

Has anyone got any recommendations?

Regards,

Cameron

The pulled up option is only available for OUTPUT GPIO.
Does anyone have similar experience on GPIO configuration? Is there anyway I can configure an GPIO to be INPUT, pulled up ?
I hope it is not a limitation of UP2 board. If unfortunately so, are there any other UPboards that can support this ?

I'd appreciate for any suggestions, since I've stuck here for a long time !
Thanks !!

I am running Windows 10.0.18363 on UP2, and would like to connect to other Windows host PC for debugging.
I've follow the following link and tried connect with "10-pin connector CN7 (UART0)" with "3.3V FTDI Serial cable".

https://wiki.up-community.org/Serial_console

On UP2, I've set up the debug settings as below :

bcdedit /debug on
bcdedit /dbgsettings SERIAL DEBUGPORT:1 BAUDRATE:115200

But it doesn't seems to work with WinDbg. Does any one have similar experience on Windows debugging ? Should I use ethernet for Windows debugging on UP2 instead ?

Thanks !!

How can I access the GPIO interface in a UWP application under Win 10 ioT.

I have installed the framework "FrameworkSetup\iot", but I cannot access the GPIO interface.

The following call under C++
m_GPIOController = GpioController::GetDefault();
returns a null pointer.

How can I see if the driver is installed correctly (->UP Framework Service)
Is the command devcon status "@ROOT\DEVCON\0000" correct for this.

Access to the PWM driver seems to work. Anyway, no zero pointer comes back.

What am I doing wrong, does something have to be set in the BIOS? I have not done anything.

Friendly greetings

Willi

What is the approx boot time of Windows 10 IoT Core on the UP Core Plus with minimum configuration? From power on until desktop is ready.

I gues the cooling option depends on how "hard" the processor is used and how the board is used. But are there any indication on the lowest possible CPU usage before it is needed?

Thomas

Before I do this, I want to know if this will be possible without any problems.

I use the GPIO/I2C interface of the Raspberry Pi with C++ and C#. As interface to the hardware I use the following namespace Windows.Devices.Gpio, Windows.Devices.I2c, Windows.Devices.Pwm in my UWP apps

Does the board run stable under win10 iot in conjunction with the GPIO interface?

Can I use the GPIO interface of the board in the same way as if it were a Raspberry Pi or do I need to adapt my existing code?

What about the graphics support of the board under Win10 ioT Core?
Is the grafic features fully supported under win 10 iot.

Best regards

WIlli Schneider

thanks!

We are thinking of using the UP Squared in upcoming products. So we are still investigating in the best suitable platform for us. We are mainly a software house and our strength in our software.
So we need a stable hardware platform with support right out of the box. Specially by SDK's and API's and support.
We need additional peripherals not given by the UP, so we will make a baseboard with extended interfaces. Like SPI AD Convertes, Power meter chip and input and output.

We are primarily using C# as language of choice. But C++ when needed by real-time demands or where it may make sense. And OS will probally be Windows IoT Core.

So my questions:

SDK support:
Is all peripherals (I2C, SPI, ADC etc) supported by the SDK/API for all OS's (Linux, Windows 10, Windows 10 IoT Core etc) and for .NET Core 3 and c++?
If not, are there any matrix or list where that info is available? If not it may be a good idea for the webpage.

Custom boot splashscreen:
Is there support for silent or custom splash screen? So when our customer power of there device they dont see any BIOS Splash screen or Windows screen, but boot directly into there application.

Thomas Johansen

We have several Up Squared boards (PN: UPS-APLP4-A10-0864) with Windows 10 Pro installed, and are having a problem where they tend to lock up and become unresponsive after being left on for long periods (1-4 days). Nothing shows up in Event Viewer, and Reliability History is clear. We've tried shutting off all sleep and hibernation settings, in both Windows and the BIOS, and we're using the recommended 6A power supplies. Has anyone else experienced this? Any possible solutions we should try?

does the sata port/controller of the UP Squared Pentium Quad Core 8GB memory/64GB eMMC (Intel N4200) support HOT PLUG?

I need to attach the device to the sata port after the system is up (Windows 10), so I'd like to know before I purchase the board.

Thanks!

yesterday I did a first test of the UP Squared and a fresh Windows 10 Pro installation.
Now I have a question. How is the functionality of the USB OTG Port?
All ports working fine, except the OTG port, perhaps I don't understand the functionality.
I connected the USB3.0 OTG cable from the Up Shop to the Micro-B Port on the Mainboard.
Should the USB3.0 Port from the cable now work in host mode so I can plug in
any USB device (USB-Stick, peripherals)?
Actually if I connect a device (USB Stick) it isn't recognized and nothing happens.
What should I do with the USB A plug at the cable, do I have to plug it into a USB port
for additional power supply?

Or do I have to make BIOS changes/update or install additional drivers to get it work?
Because I still have one problem, in the device manager in windows one device has
missing drivers, it's a not further described USB Controller.

BIOS Situation:
BIOS Version -> R2.1 -> Is it necessary to upgrade to V4.0 and afterwards V4.6?
Are there big improvements or otherwise known problems with this new bios versions?

Software Situation:
Fresh Windows 10 Pro installation.
After that i had 4 missing drivers for devices in Win 10 device manager:
1. Sound-Device -> BIOS settings changed -> fixed
2. Unknown Device -> manual UART driver installation from UP Win 10 Drivers Pack -> fixed
3. Unknown Device -> manual UART driver installation from UP Win 10 Drivers Pack -> fixed

4. USB Controller -> no drivers found in UP Win 10 Driver Pack using manual driver selection in Win10 device manager -> not fixed

Are there drivers for the USB Controller somewhere?
Should I additionally install the whole UP Win 10 Driver Pack?
The installed drivers are way more actual as the drivers from the Up Driver Pack,
so I think it's not necessary to install them.

Thank you.

Reboots don't help, they only way to get the card back, is to turn off the device, boot it, turn it off, and put the card back, it will work for few days again and then disappear.

I'm on the latest 4.6 bios, this device seems extremely buggy.

Anyone have any idea how to prevent the device from disappearing?

thanks!

After a certain numbrer of tries, I succeed at last to install a Linux flavor (mint, 19.1 "Tessa" 64 bits) on an external SSD (via USB3 link).
/ and home are created, files are copied, Grub2 has even been able to find a place on the local UP board ssd drive (but not on the external one).
The UEFI boot selector see a Windows drive and a Linux drive, and I can switch from windows to Linux... so far, so good
but I have kernel panic as soon as grub has been launched

did someone succeed with such an OS config ? and if yes, what sort of trick should I use ? or is this kind of configuration definitely need an Msata drive ?

cheers
Marc

string advancedQuerySyntaxString = I2cDevice.GetDeviceSelector("I2C1"); 
var deviceInformationCollection = await DeviceInformation.FindAllAsync(advancedQuerySyntaxString);
_device = await I2cDevice.FromIdAsync(deviceInformationCollection[0].Id, settings);

It seems to not find any I2c, and thus "deviceInformationCollection" is empty.
It throws the following exception:

System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Specified argument was out of the range of valid values.
Parameter name: index
at System.Runtime.InteropServices.WindowsRuntime.IVectorViewToIReadOnlyListAdapter.Indexer_Get[T](Int32 index)
at Communication.Vehicle.VehicleCommunication.d__5.MoveNext()

How should the BIOS be configured to get I2c and GPIO working in Windows IoT?
Are there any additional changes that must be done elsewhere?

I have an Up Squared board, running Windows Iot Core (version 10.0.17763.33).
I plugged the mPCIe LTE and it's antenna after inserting a SIM card that works fine elsewhere.

Then Windows Iot Core boots correctly, but I cannot see any change in network adapters / devices...

I tried to search for any missing drivers, but I couldn't find anything relevant.

Anyone can help ?

Note: I'm facing the same problem with the M.2 2230 WiFi kit

Problem: Windows 10 shows "Device malfunction, Could not recognize" when plugged in the Up squared board through otg.

Steps: Following steps are performed to use up-squared as gadget mass storage device and to access it from windows 10

1 In bios the OTG device mode is already enabled.

2 In terminal , I ran following commands,
dd bs=1M count=4 if=/dev/zero of=gadget_storage
fdisk -u gadget_storage

• pressed "x" for expert mode
• pressed "s" and entered 8 for 8 sectors
• pressed "h" and entered 1 for 1 head
• pressed "c" and entered 1024 for 1024 cylinders
• pressed "r" to get out of xpert mode
• pressed "n" and then "p" for primary
• Entered the default value to select the partitions and then First sector and Last sectors
• pressed "t" and and pressed "7" to select file system as NTFS
• pressed "w" to save the partition table.
  losetup -o512 /dev/loop0 gadget_storage
  *// -o 512 setting the byte offset (First sector number[1 in my case] * 512 = 512)
  mkfs.ntfs -p 1 -S 8 -H 1 /dev/loop0 8191
  *// p sets starting sector number which is 1 , S represent sectors per track which i selected as 8 , H as heads and 8191
  *// reperesent total sectors .
  losetup -d /dev/loop0
  *// detaching the backing store file from loop device
  modprobe g_mass_storage stall=0 file=gadget_storage

Connected the upsquared to windows 10 host machine while OTG cable
Problem : windows 10 shows , Device malfunctioned , could not recognize the usb device.

However , I could successfully detect the mass storage in windows 7 and linux ubuntu host systems ,

Could somebody please help me understand what could go wrong with windows 10.

Thank you

I have bought four up squared boards to run windows 10 Pro on some equipment I am building. They are the quad core, 4Gb ram, 32Gb eMMC

Two boards installed OK but two boards keep restarting them selves whilst the spinning dots are showing. I've updated the bios but this hasn't fixed it.

Has anyone had this before?

Strange that two were OK and two are not???

Thanks

I notice when I power off the computer, it remains with the 5V on the GPIO, it's not possible to disable the GPIO after powering off the computer? I was using to signalizing that the computer was turned off, connected to a led, because it is inside of a box.

Thanks

Inte Edison shows answer accoding to https://software.intel.com/en-us/get-started-edison-windows-32-step2

Step 2: Install USB Drivers

In this step, you will run two installers to enable USB features between your Intel Edison board and your Windows* computer.

1.Install the Intel Edison Board USB Drivers
Run the standalone driver installer for Windows* to install several USB drivers such as:
•Composite Device Class (CDC) for programming the board via the Arduino* IDE
•Remote Network Driver Interface Spec (RNDIS) for Ethernet over USB
•Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU) for updating firmware on devices

2.Install FTDI* CDM drivers
Install serial drivers, available from FTDI Chip*, to allow your computer to communicate with USB serial devices, including the Intel Edison board.

Are you running Windows* 64-bit?
You will find it more convenient to use the setup tool to install all USB drivers (plus flash firmware) within a single installation wizard. Go to the Windows* 64-bit Getting Started Guide.

Install the Intel Edison Board USB Drivers

Animated gif: Running the Intel® Edison Board USB Drivers

1.Get the latest Windows* Standalone Driver from software.intel.com/iot/hardware/edison/downloads listed under the driver software heading.

Direct file link:
At the time of writing, the latest Windows* Standalone Driver was 1.2.1.

2.Double-click the downloaded EXE file to launch the installation wizard.

But UP square doesn't show answer accoding to https://software.intel.com/en-us/upsquared-grove-getting-started-guide-create-account

Step 2: Connect to Arduino Create*

In this step, you will:
•Sign up for Arduino Create*
•Install the Arduino plugin on your host computer
•Verify your board's connections
•Upload the Arduino connector to your board
•Name your board

Configure the UP2* Board
1.On your host computer, go to https://create.arduino.cc/getting-started/up2. Then click Login.

Note: If you don’t already have an Arduino Create account, follow the onscreen instructions to sign up. You'll need to activate your account and log into the site using your new account.

2.If this is your first time using Arduino Create, you’ll be asked to install the Arduino plugin. Follow the onscreen instructions to install the Arduino plugin.

Note: If you get an error message saying We are not able to detect the installed plugin, try locating the Arduino Plugin icon in your system tray, right-click, then select Open plugin.

Verify your board's connection
1.After installing the plugin, you’ll see a page asking you to double-check that your board is properly connected so the connector can be installed. Verify that it is still powered on and click Next.
Note: If you've completed Step 1 in this guide, your board is already set.

Upload the Arduino* connector to your board
1.You’ll be asked to upload the Arduino Connector to your UP² board. Click Upload.

2.Wait about 3 minutes for your board to connect to Arduino Create.

If you find yourself on this "Connecting your board to Arduino Create" screen for than 3 minutes, check your connections (Ethernet, micro USB, power) and try again. If that doesn’t work, try these troubleshooting tips:
◦Completely restart your UP² board by removing the power supply and the micro USB cable. Then power it back on. Wait a couple of minutes for it to boot, then try to connect to Arduino Create again.
◦If your host computer has Windows*, minimize all windows to make sure you haven’t missed a pop-up message asking you to install a driver.
◦Force a "hard refresh" on the Arduino web page. For example, if you’re on Chrome*:
◦For Windows, press Ctrl+Shift+R.
◦For macOS*, hold Shift and click the Reload button.

I went to device manager and tried to update the driver from there it did the same thing.

Thank you.

PS: My UP^2 model:
-Intel Pentium N4200 - 8GB DDR4 - 64GB eMMC

Some prior discussions seem to indicate 32bit windows will run, and I see there is a 32bit windows 10 driver download for UP.

I have been unable to get 32bit windows installers (USB stick or DVD) to boot on either UP or UP2, so was wondering if the current BIOS is only 64bit compatible? Is there an "older" 32bit compatible BIOS?

Thanks

Thoughts / suggestions?

Thanks

Is it still possible to install Windows 7 on up2 ?

Thanks

Before now, i have tried to connect an LED and it works pretty well.
But recently, anytime i tried to send a command i always get an error message.
"Object Object".

Kindly find the attached Picture

Thanks.

We bought for testing two up square boards (one Celeron N3350 and one Pentium N4200) and a 10.1 touch panel display. The touch panel display works perfectly with the N4200 board, but displays nothing with the Celeron board, only the backlight starts.

Both boards were updated to BIOS 3.3. I've tried a bunch of combination of BIOS settings concerning the panel resolution, but nothing works.

Thanks a lot
Cristian

I tried to connect RockTouch 10" lcd (KIT-101JDHX30BP1U1) to UP Squared. In my lcd kit I have controller board marked as TFC_UP2DSI.
Only backlight of lcd is turning on and screen is blank.
Next, I followed tutorial for UP board, how to connect and configure it, but UP board has other options to set in bios. So I tried everyone (auto, DSI, eDP, ...), with every resolution and other settings. It was tried with hdmi connected and disconnected, in bios and in windows10. Always blank screen.
The latest bios update also didn't fix it.

I have no idea what I can check else.

Hardware => Up Squared Intel Pentium N4200 Apollo Lake CPU
OS => Windows 10 LTSB1607

all GPIO s are defined as Output and all with Low in the BIOS

except :

GPIO 19 (Pin16) PWM3

GPIO25 (Pin32) PWM0
GPIO13 (Pin33) PWM1

....ExHAT Pins all to Input defined ...

So I expected with this configuration to be able to set a frequency to the PWM port ... but the PWM.exe allways says :

Set PWM Failed

Unfortunately sometimes the whole UP2 freezes with this message ... Only way to liberate it is by power off / power on ... !?

While first powering on the device, I have installed Ubuntu on my local storage MMC. Last two days I am trying to work out, how to boot Windows 10 bootable USB stick. Reason writing this is due to series of unsuccessful attempts consists of mending BIOS config, arranging booting order, changing partition table, file system in RUFUS etc.
Still after every reboot, regardless of settings and devices attached into it, boots Ubuntu from eMMC .
Can you please help me, as I am getting desperate at this stage.
Thanks in advance
Mickey

After this freeze appears this error in Explorer.exe: "The remote procedure call failed and did not execute."

This occurs ever. After install Windows without internet or installing drivers, when you make a reboot error appears. On every Windows startup.

In addition, after run manually Explorer.exe, my Intel 8265 M.2 wifi dissapears from device manager (at the first boot of installed Windows, it detects the card).

sfc /scannow, chkdsk, or dism did not work. This is not a corrupt installation of Windows (it occurs too using other Windows 10 iso). It seems to be a bios internal bug. Can anyone help me?
Many thanks!

after having changed the first UP Squared via RMA due to different problems know by Roger and Aling ... I finally got the exchange board and this exchange board could receive the Win10 x64 Enterprise installation - this time without problems during the installation ... good news ...
BUT the graphics driver problem is still existing - with the new board newest BIOS 2.1 and newest Win10 - 1709 release I tried to install the Intel Drivers for Apollo Lake N4200 but the board still stay with its Microsoft Base Driver with 800x600 resolution ...

Help please ! Some other formum messages refer to links (which are since the rework of the forum are no more accessible so I can't get the drivers from there and the Intel drivers seems not to work ....

Help please !

Best regards

Martin

Upon rebooting after install, The UP2 will boot, i get a windows logo, spinning dots then it reboots. This repeats over and over.

Any won't have this issue?

Thanks in advance:)

I want to install windows 10 IOT on eMMC .
I could not find the procedure to do it.
I could install the FFU image on USB but not on eMMC .
Please help me regarding this.

Thanks & Regards,
Mohit Gahlyan

I'm trying to download from this link
https://downloads.up-community.org/download/up2-windows-10-drivers/

I can't download the "package" from the link on the right of the download page
OR
I can't download the "Step 2 - Graphic.zip" file.

They both get partially downloaded so when I try to open the zip file is causes an error.
Is there a problem with the server where these files are hosted?

Where can I download Up2 graphics drivers from for Windows 64?

Thanks
Matt

I am facing an issue with using UART on Windows 10 x64.

I want to use an Adafruit GPS hat , which was working fine under Windows IoT.

After the installation of Windows and then the drivers provided, I am unable to interface with it.
Depending on the host OS in the BIOS, I can see either
2x UartSub Device (COM1, COM2) in case I chose the OS to be Windows.
4x UartSub Device (COM1, COM2, COM7, COM8) in case I chose the OS to be Windows IoT.

After extensive searching, I have seen different posts, some claiming that they were able to make it work, others that couldn't. Many pointed out to Hi Safe (of which I downloaded 3 or 4 versions, none of which worked) or aaeonframework which also didn't help at all, let alone finding any good documentation, or plain simply dead or outdated links that don't work anymore.

I'm at a loss here. All I'm trying to do is try to use the 40pin header with the hat (or even just the UART pins 8 and 10) and coming up with nothing.

Any help would be greatly appreciated.

first of all, thank you for making the UP2 - in terms of performance, it's a real beast.

I have the Adafruit Stepper Motor HAT controller, controlling some motors from Python on a Raspberry Pi. Now, I would like to port the whole functionality to my Upboard2 with Windows 10. I'm fairly new to all this stuff (the RPi controls are made by someone else, I just try to transfer it).

I understand that the GPIO layout is the same as on RPi, which should make things easier. I tried to follow the manual on this page, but the GitHub repo is dead.
I tried to install the RPi.GPIO ported for Upboard from this page, but I can't get over the installation, getting issues in the C build process on Win (maybe it's only for Linux)?

I also downloaded the last HiSafe software (which was recommended here few times in the previous posts), but I'm not sure how it should help. The DIO controls throw lots of 'cant read value' errors - maybe it has to be first allowed in BIOS...?

Anyone who got the Adafruit HAT working with Python on Win and can give a helping hand?
Thank you very much in advance!

I'm developing Windows 10 device driver on UP2 board. My driver needs the interrupt function to report data to Windows. I set pin16 of HAT40 (GPIO19) as the interrupt pin in BIOS and ASL code:

GpioInt(Level, ActiveLow, Exclusive, PullNone, 0, "\\_SB.GPO0", ) {0x13}

But my driver never receives interrupt with this configuration. Besides, I found no GPIO controller is shown in System devices of Device Manager. Could you please advise how to make the interrupt function working on Windows 10?

When the ethernet LED turns on it is solid green with the secondary led blinking yellow temporarily. Whenever I try to connect arduino create to the board it fails. Please help!

http://www.mediafire.com/file/nqa613seub34qkh/Up-Squared+Intel+SST+(HDMI-DP+audio).zip

update?

I am also having a problem with the installation and use of Cellular modem(s) using the PCIe slot. I am certain that this is due to the drivers available for the PCIe. I have initiatives that required 5-10K of these devices but I will have to move to another product if this can not be resolved.

I would like to see a direct sales operation / point of contact so that we can work through the use of product with something more than a wild west forum. Can someone please contact me to have a serious business discussion and address our needs in using your product(s)?

I look forward to hearing from you.