BeagleBoard
BeagleBoard has many open-source offerings and they all work with the DUELink ecosystem.
Any of the Hosted Language options can be use on these boards. Depending on the boards, there might be an easier way to connect DUELink modules.
BeaglePlay
This board has a built in JST connector with I2C signals, I2C5 to be exact! Their Qwicc Example is a good starting point on how to access the I2C bus. Consider this as a DUELink Downstream socket.
BeagleY-AI
This board has a Raspberry PI compatible footprint/pinout. We recommend using DUELink DuePI, which adds a display, a buzzer, a terminal block, and Downstream socket.
The hat uses UART for communication. Here is an example to show the system’s IP address on the display.
Other Beagles
Use the Breakout module to wire I2C or UART from any Beagle board and use one of its sockets as DUELink Downstream connection.
Here is BeagleBone Black connected to a light sensor.
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