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        • GPIO
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    • Solving USB Connection Issues on Linux
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    • What is a host adapter?
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    • Is the ADC calibrated?
    • Is the DAC calibrated?
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  1. Getting Started

Binho Mission Control

Binho Mission Control is a multi-platform desktop app for seamless embedded system development and testing. It replaces the tedious coding, building, and testing loop with a simple GUI.

Summary

Supported Devices

  • Supports Binho Nova and Supernova Host Adapters.

  • Plans for future host adapter compatibility.

  • Test-drive the app with built-in Binho Nova and Binho Supernova simulators.

Features

  • Supports protocols like I2C, I3C, SPI, GPIO, UART, and 1-WIRE.

  • Enables easy protocol transactions, from basic to advanced.

  • Intuitive device configuration, from bus voltage to address settings.

  • Clear interface for all user levels.

  • Consistent experience across Binho devices.

System Compatibility

  • Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS.

The upcoming sections provide a quick introduction to some of the varied functionalities offered by Binho Mission Control. These segments aim to offer a limited but rapid insight of the range of features available for each host adapter. The focus is on providing a primary contact into the app's capabilities and possible usages.

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