SPI in Windows 10 IoT Core

Hi,
is there any example on using SPI bus of the UP board in Windows 10 IoT Core? Preferably in C/C++.
And as a bonus, any hints on developing a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) API for e.g. an ADC?
Thanks!
Hi,
is there any example on using SPI bus of the UP board in Windows 10 IoT Core? Preferably in C/C++.
And as a bonus, any hints on developing a Universal Windows Platform (UWP) API for e.g. an ADC?
Thanks!
Comments
Same interest. Did you get the spi running? I amb developing it in C#.
Hi, SPI is not supported on the UP board according to the installation manual (see attached).
Hi,
Please refer to attached SPI beta package.
We will implement it into our SDK officially in near future.
Configuration
OS: Windows 10 1709 above
BIOS: UPC1DM15 above
Set OS IMAGE ID to “Windows 10 IoT Core” in the BIOS boot menu
Install visual c++ redistributable (Visual Studio 2015) for execute SpiTestTool.exe
https://www.microsoft.com/zh-TW/download/details.aspx?id=48145
The tool has two modes that we will use, SPI setup and SPI control.
For SPI setup:
The “-h” option use to view a list of examples of parameter usage. Type the following command at shell prompt >>SpiTestTool.exe –h
For SPI control:
Type “SpiTestTool.exe” into Command Prompt. This command will allow you to run a program from the selected file path.
Type “help” into Command Prompt, to view a list of SPI commands.
Thanks.
Hi,
Please refer to attached SPI beta package.
We will implement it into our SDK officially in near future.
Configuration
OS: Windows 10 1709 above
BIOS: UPC1DM15 above
Set OS IMAGE ID to “Windows 10 IoT Core” in the BIOS boot menu
Install visual c++ redistributable (Visual Studio 2015) for execute SpiTestTool.exe
https://www.microsoft.com/zh-TW/download/details.aspx?id=48145
The tool has two modes that we will use, SPI setup and SPI control.
For SPI setup:
The “-h” option use to view a list of examples of parameter usage. Type the following command at shell prompt >>SpiTestTool.exe –h
For SPI control:
Type “SpiTestTool.exe” into Command Prompt. This command will allow you to run a program from the selected file path.
Type “help” into Command Prompt, to view a list of SPI commands.
Thanks.