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No. 1117, East Chunjiang Road, Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

Hangzhou Freetron Industrial Co., Ltd. (herein Freetron) was established in May 2000. Freetron is a joint-venture company invested by Wellbase Industrial Co., Ltd. (Hong Kong) with over USD2,000,000 capital.Freetron has over 20,000-square-meter manufacturing site, with over 8,000-square-meter workshops at 2 blocks of production building. We have 5 production sections, including Plastic Injection, Silicone, Melamine and Rubber. We also have Pigment, Silk-printing and Painting departments. Furthermore, there are 5 assembly lines and 3 packing lines at our production site. Freetron is a professional kitchenware manufacturer, and we have manufactured kitchen products for more than 10 years. Freetron provides high quality kitchen tools and gadgets to our valuable customers. We have a very good business relationship with several sizeable companies. Besides, Freetron has its own design department that 6 design engineers who provide new product concepts for our customers. Together with a mold-making department, customers could enjoy a one-stop at Freetron. We supply plastic products to these famous brands: Revere, Ekco, Home-Style, Homebest, Corningware, Belagio, Baker’s Secret Accessories. Freetron is also a supplier of Wal-Mart and TGT.”Honest, Creative and Service” is our company’s belief. We will do all our best to meet with all customers’ needs.

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Rayon Port Devices Driver

Windows (before Windows 10) requires a driver information file to be loaded for the Eleven, EtherTen, EtherMega, LeoStick, Cube4, USBSerial and USBDroid so that it knows to treat them as Serial Port devices.

Typically, the port drivers provide the majority of the functionality for each class of audio subdevice. For example, the WaveRT port driver does most of the work that is required to stream audio data to a DMA-based audio device, whereas the miniport driver provides device-specific details such as the DMA address and device name.

Below, we are sharing the links to USB drivers for most of the popular Android device manufacturers like Samsung, LG, Sony, Google, HTC, Motorola, Dell, etc. These USB drivers are safe to use as they are from their respective manufacturers. All the links are valid and official. We recommend you to download the latest USB drivers.

Installing the driver file is a once only requirement, Windows will retain it for any future Freetronics products you connect.

Linux, Mac OS X, and Windows 10 do not require any driver installation: they will set up the device automatically. (See below for some notes about Windows 10.)

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Installation steps:

Download the 'FreetronicsUSBDrivers_v2_2.zip' archive to your computer. Unzip the contents to a separate folder (you can do this by right-clicking the Zip File in Explorer and choosing 'Extract All'.) Make note of the directory where you've extracted the contents. (Windows XP users, if you have problems with version 2.x then version 1.3 is here.)

Connect your Freetronics device to a USB port on your computer. On some Windows versions you will see a message pop up that installation failed, as Windows doesn't yet know about the new driver. If an installation wizard window opens, you can Cancel it.

Next, we're going to open Device Manager.

In Windows 7 or Vista, click on the Start Menu and type 'Device Manager', then press Enter.

In Windows 8 or 8.1, press Win+X to show the 'Power User Menu', then click Device Manager.

In older versions of Windows., select Run..., type in devmgmt.msc and press Enter. (The devmgmt.msc above is the quick way, there are other ways to get to Device Manager via the Control Panel -> System, or right-click My Computer and select Properties -> Hardware -> Device Manager.)

Look at the 'Other Devices' entry. Your Freetronics device will be listed there with a mark against it until we show Windows the driver file we downloaded.

Right-click the entry, and choose 'Update Driver...'

Next, choose 'Browse my computer for Driver Software'.

Lastly, in the Browse window, navigate to the folder where you extracted the contents of the Zip file

Follow the remaining prompts and Windows will install the driver.

After installation is complete, you can delete the files you downloaded. Windows will reuse the installed driver information for any future Freetronics devices.

Updating:

If you already have a previous version of the driver, you can update by following the same steps shown above. You don't need to update if all your devices are already working properly.

Windows 10

On Windows 10, a driver should automatically be loaded the first time the USB device is connected. The process may take a minute or so. After installing, the device will appear under the 'Ports (COM & LPT)' section in Windows device manager. The label on the entry will be a generic 'USB Serial Device'.

If you'd like the device to have a more specific label in Device Manager, download the drivers as specified above and then right click the generic Serial Port and choose 'Update Driver...' to browse to the new driver directory. This doesn't change any functionality (the COM port works either way), only the label in Device Manager!

Eleven, EtherTen, USBDroid

These models are compatible with the Arduino Uno and are selected in the Arduino IDE as 'Arduino Uno' under 'Tools -> Board'. The serial port is chosen under 'Tools > Serial Port' in the Arduino IDE. You can find the Serial Port name by looking under the 'Ports' section in Device Manager.

EtherMega

Rayon Port Devices Driver Device

This model is selected in the Arduino IDE as 'Arduino Mega 2560' under 'Tools -> Board'. The serial port is chosen under 'Tools > Serial Port' in the Arduino IDE. You can find the Serial Port name by looking under the 'Ports' section in Device Manager.

LeoStick and Cube4 Only

The LeoStick has some additional steps because it appears as two USB devices, one for the bootloader and a second device when a sketch is running. The Cube4 is the same, its underlying hardware is actually identical to a LeoStick V2.0 (both are Arduino Leonardo compatible.)

For either product you'll need to install the LeoStick board profile in the Arduino 1.0.x IDE, please see the LeoStick getting started guide for steps.

Once this is done you can select the board in the Arduino IDE as Tools > Board > Freetronics LeoStick (v1 or v2), and select the Tools > Serial Port that it appears at (you can find this in Device Manager.)

On Windows XP or Server 2003, when you start your first upload the computer may prompt you a second time for a new device driver. If it does this, you can just click through the prompts for a normal installation, no need to point to the zip file directory again. This is because the 'bootloader' (used to load sketches on the LeoStick/Cube4) has a different USB ID to the running sketch itself, so Windows sees it as a brand new device. This only happens once.

All Done

We hope you thoroughly enjoy your boards and many projects!

Driver Version History

V2.2 - February 2015 - Update driver signing certificate (no need to update existing installed drivers).

V2.1 - June 2014 - Fix bug with keyboard support on LeoStick/Cube (see below).

V2.0 - March 2014 - First version with signed drivers.

Keyboard Support Not Working on LeoStick/Cube

There was a bug in versions of the Freetronics USB drivers before 2.1 where the LeoStick/Cube wasn't automatically configured as a 'Composite Device', so keyboard and mouse support didn't work. This requires a quick manual step to enable keyboard/mouse (this is required even if you've updated the driver):

Open Device Manager (using the method mentioned above.)

Under 'Ports', right click the entry corresponding to the LeoStick COM port and choose 'Update Driver...'

Choose 'Browse my Computer for Driver Software'

Click 'Let me pick from a list of device drivers on my computer...'

In the pop up window that appears, there should be a list including the entry 'USB Composite Device'. Select that exact row, and click 'Next'

Your LeoStick or Cube should now work properly as a keyboard or mouse as well as a COM port.

In order to assign real-time capability to a standard Ethernet port of an IPC controller, the Beckhoff real-time driver has to be installed on this port under Windows.

This can be done in several ways. One option is described here.

In the System Manager call up the TwinCAT overview of the local network interfaces via Options → Show Real Time Ethernet Compatible Devices.

This have to be called up by the Menü “TwinCAT” within the TwinCAT 3 environment:

The following dialog appears:

Interfaces listed under “Compatible devices” can be assigned a driver via the “Install” button. A driver should only be installed on compatible devices.

Rayon Port Devices Driver

A Windows warning regarding the unsigned driver can be ignored.

Alternatively an EtherCAT-device can be inserted first of all as described in chapter Offline configuration creation, section “Creating the EtherCAT device” in order to view the compatible ethernet ports via its EtherCAT properties (tab “Adapter”, button “Compatible Devices…”):

EtherCAT device properties(TwinCAT 2): click on “Compatible Devices…” of tab “Adapte””

TwinCAT 3: the properties of the EtherCAT device can be opened by double click on “Device .. (EtherCAT)” within the Solution Explorer under “I/O”:

After the installation the driver appears activated in the Windows overview for the network interface (Windows Start → System Properties → Network)

Rayon Port Devices Drivers

A correct setting of the driver could be:

Exemplary correct driver setting for the Ethernet port

Rayon Port Devices Driver Ed

Incorrect driver settings for the Ethernet port

Rayon Port Devices Driver Updater

In most cases an Ethernet port that is configured as an EtherCAT device will not transport general IP packets. For this reason and in cases where an EL6601 or similar devices are used it is useful to specify a fixed IP address for this port via the “Internet Protocol TCP/IP” driver setting and to disable DHCP. In this way the delay associated with the DHCP client for the Ethernet port assigning itself a default IP address in the absence of a DHCP server is avoided. A suitable address space is 192.168.x.x, for example.

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Voor de handige doe-het-zelvers wellicht een leuk project: * http://www.superhouse.tv/episodes Nu ik het Lockwood Nexion-deurslot in mijn werkplaats heb aangepast voor Arduino-besturing, is de volgende stap het toevoegen van een RFID-lezer bij de deur, zodat ik de RFID-chip in mijn arm kan scannen om de deur te ontgrendelen. Lees hoe RFID werkt en hoe ik een Freetronics EtherTen (Arduino-compatibel) op een RFID-lezer heb aangesloten. . source https://is.gd/7uQ5qh

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Lighting

NEOPIXEL STICK

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FREETRONICS DMD

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An Introduction to NodeBots

Starter Kits

SparkFun Inventors Kit - This is the kit that started it all for me years ago! It comes with a range of standard components like colored LED lights, sensors, buttons, a motor, a tiny speaker and more. It also comes with a guide and sample projects you can use to build your skills. You can find it here - SparkFun Inventor's Kit.

Freetronics Experimenter's Kit for Arduino - This kit is by an Australian based company called Freetonics. It has very similar components to the SparkFun one, with a few small differences. It also has its own guide with sample projects to try as well. For those based in Australia, these kits and other Freetronics parts are available at Jaycar. You can also order it online here: Freetronics Experimenter's Kit.

Seeed Studio ARDX starter kit - Seeed Studio have their own starter kit too which is also very similar to the SparkFun and Freetronics ones. It has its own guide and such too! You can find it here - ARDX - The starter kit for Arduino.

Adafruit ARDX Experimentation Kit for Arduino - This kit is also very similar to the ones above with its own guide. You can find it here - Adafruit ARDX Experimentation Kit for Arduino.

Arduino Starter Kit - The guys at Arduino.cc have their own official kit that is available too. The starter kit is similar to the ones above but has some interesting sample projects like a "Love-O-Meter". You can find it here and often at other resellers too - Arduino Starter Kit.

With all of the above kits, keep in mind that none of them are targeted towards NodeBot development. So the examples in booklets and such are written in the simplified C++ code that Arduino uses. For examples using Node, see the resources below.

Resources To Learn NodeBots

There are a few key spots where you can learn how to put together various NodeBot projects on the web. Here are a few recommendations:

Controlling an Arduino with Node.js and Johnny-Five - This is a free SitePoint screencast I recorded a little while ago that introduces the basics of connecting up an Arduino to Node.js and using the framework to turn an LED light on and off.

Arduino Experimenter's Guide for NodeJS - An adaptation by Anna Gerber and other members of the NodeBots community from the SparkFun version of .:oomlout:.'s ARDX Guide. It shows how to do many of the examples from the kits mentioned above in Node instead of the simplified C++ code from Arduino.

The official Johnny-Five website - Recently, the Johnny-Five framework had a whole new website released that has great documentation on how to use the framework on Arduino and other platforms too!

Make: JavaScript Robotics Book - A new book released by Rick Waldron and others in the NodeBot community that provides a range of JS projects using various devices. Great for those who've got the absolute basics down and want to explore some new projects!

NodeBots Official Site - Check this page out if you're looking for a local NodeBots meetup near you, or to read more about NodeBots in general.

NodeBots - The Rise of JS Robotics - A great post by Chris Williams on how NodeBots came to be. It is a good read for those interested.

The SimpleBot

Andrew Fisher, a fellow Aussie NodeBot enthusiast, put together a rather simple project for people to build for their first NodeBot experience. It is called a "SimpleBot" and lives up to its name. It is a NodeBot that you can typically build in a single day. If you're keen on getting an actual robot up and running, rather than just a basic set of sensors and lights going on and off, this is a great project choice to start with. It comes available to Aussie attendees of NodeBots Day in one of the ticket types for this very reason! It is a bot with wheels and an ultrasonic sensor to detect if it's about to run into things. Here's what my own finished version looks like that I've prepared as a sample for NodeBots Day this year:

A list of SimpleBot materials needed and some sample Node.js code is available at the SimpleBot GitHub repo. Andrew also has a YouTube video showing how to put the SimpleBot together.

Andrew also collaborated with the team at Freetronics to put together a SimpleBot Arduino shield that might also be useful to people who'd like to give it a go as a learning project without needing to solder anything: SimpleBot Shield Kit.

Conclusion

That concludes a simple introduction into the world of NodeBots! If you're interested in getting involved, you've got all the info you should need to begin your NodeBot experience. I'll be organising the International NodeBots Day event in Sydney, so if you're a Sydneysider, grab a ticket and come along - International NodeBots Day Sydney, July 25.

If you build yourself a pretty neat NodeBot with any of the above resources, leave a note in the comments or get in touch with me on Twitter (@thatpatrickguy), I'd love to check out your JavaScript powered robot!

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Programming via a Raspberry Pi. Downloaded Arduino IDE via command line which is so much easier than Windowesque installations..... programmed the Freetronics Eleven device to switch 4 channels relays board via serial commands. I will update when I get my Crestron Master to control it but can't see why it won't just work. So pumped over this first Arduino project because I programmed from scratch.

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