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Posted in Microcontrollers Tagged arduino, energia, ide, launchpad, msp430, ti Post navigation Still this is a great development if you’re most comfortable working from this IDE. There is also an issue with analogWrite it will only produce half the requested frequency and duty cycle can only be set from 0-50%. Right now the list includes the random and random seed functions, as well as tone, notone, and micros.
Almost everything is already working, but you should check the known issues page so that you don’t try to use a function that hasn’t been ported. You can configure the hardware the same way by selecting a COM port and target board.
Most notably, the color scheme has migrated to red to match the board color of the Launchpad. The project branches from Arduino so the look, feel, and function are all about the same. This is all thanks to a lot of hard work on part of the Energia developers. This makes it dead simple for beginners to play around with the inexpensive and low-power MSP430 platform. So it’s no surprise that it is now possible to use the Arduino IDE with the TI Launchpad board. The Arduino IDE is an abstraction layer for the AVR chip which the board is based around.
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