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Write(program) Application Firmware
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
Write the application (firmware) for the TWELITE wireless microcontroller.
Write a pre-built .BIN file (Windows/Mac/Linux/RasPi)
Build and write from a source file such as Act (Windows/Mac/Linux/RasPi⌘)
TWELITE STAGE eliminates the complexity of building source files, disconnecting from the terminal, starting the write utility, and connecting to the terminal during development.
Automatic recognition of TWELITE BLUE/RED (Windows/Mac/Linux/RasPi)
Reset and go to Interactive settings mode or Terminal after writing is finished (Windows/Mac/Linux/RasPi)
Start the project folder or VSCode on the list of each project (Windows/Mac/Linux/RasPi)
Open the related website on the list of each project (Windows/Mac)
Select from BIN
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
Writes a pre-built application (.BIN file).
Selecting the menu will display a list of files. Select the firmware you wish to write.
Before selecting the menu, store the BIN file you want to write in the following.
In the BIN folder, store the .BIN file (stored under the build folder of each project) built with TWELITE STAGE, without changing the file name.
The file name is used to identify BLUE/RED.
| Platform | Location |
|---|---|
Windows, Mac, Linux
{MWSTAGE folder}/BIN
Act build&Wrt
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
Build and rewrite Act. (Windows/Mac/Linux)
Focus on small-scale source code that can be used as a reference for writing Act (Act).
When this screen is opened, a list of projects is displayed. Select the project you wish to write, and the build - write will be performed. After writing is complete, press Enter or [ B ] button to reset the TWELITE radio module and go to the Interactive settings mode screen (or Terminal screen, configuration required).
If the configuration is set to use VSCode (open a folder with application rewrite>code), do not build, but open the Build to write BIN file screen under build/.
The projects to be built are as follows
TWELITE APPS build&Wrt
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
Build and rewrite TWELITE APPS. (Windows/Mac/Linux)
The source code is mainly written in C language by TWENET C API and is relatively large in scale to be used as is.
When this screen is opened, a list of projects is displayed. Select the project you wish to write, and the build - write will be performed. After the writing is finished, press Enter or [ B ] button to reset the TWELITE wireless module and go to the Interactive settings mode screen (or Terminal screen, configuration required).
The projects to be built are as follows
| Operation | Desc. |
|---|---|
If you are set to use VSCode (perform programming > open a folder with code), do not build, but open the under build/.
| Operation | Desc. |
|---|
[ A ]
Menu selection ↑
[ A ] long press
Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.
[ B ]
Selection
[ B ] long press
Open the relevant website (if registered in 000desc.txt in the project folder) with a standard OS browser.
[ C ]
Menu selection ↓
[ C ] long press
Open a folder (project, related folders). You can set it to open in VS Code in the settings menu.
ESC
Exit this screen and return to the rewriting menu.
mouse click [ﾍﾙﾌﾟ]
Open the relevant website.
mouse click [ﾌｫﾙﾀﾞ] (or [VSCode])
Open the relevant folder (with VSCode).
mouse click [▽] or [△]
Go to the next or previous page.
| menu selection ↑ |
| Exit this screen and return to the previous menu. |
| Selection |
| Open the relevant website (if registered in |
| menu selection ↓ |
| Open a folder (project, related folders). You can set it to open in VS Code in the settings menu. |
ESC | Exit this screen and return to the programming menu. |
mouse click | Open the relevant website. |
mouse click | Open the relevant floder (with VSCode). |
mouse click | Go to the next or previous page. |
Build and Programming Screen
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
This is the screen during the build process. The contents of the build commands are output to the console screen. ..." in the screen shows the number of files being built. is the number of files being built, and the darker color at the bottom is the name of the file being built.
If the build fails, the screen will look like the above. You can execute a rebuild or view the error log. It will also return to the straight line menu as time expires after a certain period of time.
Only typical error messages are displayed on the screen. When a build fails, error messages may not be displayed.
If the build is successful, the screen for writing firmware is displayed.
After v1.0.2 or later, after the firmware is rewritten, a verification process is performed to read and check the rewritten contents.
If the programming is in error, the screen will look like the above
If the programming is successfully completed, the above message is displayed.
From v1.0.2 onward, after the firmware is rewritten, a verification process is performed to read and check the rewritten contents.
| Operation | Desc. |
|---|---|
| Operation | Desc. |
|---|---|
| Operation | Desc. |
|---|---|
| 操作 | |
|---|---|
[ A ] long press
Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.
[ B ]
Rebuild on error
[ C ]
Show error log (Windows/Mac)
The error log is {project folder}/build/builderr.log.
[ C ] long press
Open a folder (project, related folders). You can set it to open in VS Code in the settings menu.
ESC
Exit this screen and return to the rewriting menu.
[ A ] long press
Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.
[ B ]
Perform programming again (returns to the previous programming menu. Since the menu item for programming is still selected, press [ B ] again to perform the programming again).
ESC
Exit this screen and return to the programming menu.
[ A ] long press
Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.
[ B ]
Reset the TWELITE radio module and go to the Interactive settings mode screen (or terminal, depending on your settings) screen.
ESC
Exit this screen and return to the programming menu.
[ A ] long press
Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.
[ B ]
Reset the TWELITE wireless module and go to the Interactive settings mode screen (or terminal, depending on your settings) screen.
ESC
Exit this screen and return to the programming menu.
Specified Folder
Windows macOS Linux
Folders or .BIN files can be dragged and dropped throughout the TWELITE STAGE APP screen. Select to perform an operation on the dropped object.
When a .BIN file is dropped, the list of firmware in that folder will be displayed with the same behavior as if the folder in which the file is stored had been dropped.
Re-programming
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
Re-selects the item that was specified and re-programmed immediately before.
Depending on the selection, the behavior will be one of the following
Re-programming of the selected project
last selected
Ac extras
Windows macOS Linux RasPi
Build and rewrite Act.
Act Extras include those that use external open source libraries and other resources, and those that perform relatively complex processing.
When this screen is opened, a list of projects is displayed. Select the project you wish to write, and the build - write will be performed. After the writing is finished, press Enter or [ B ] button to reset the TWELITE radio module and go to the Interactive settings mode screen (or Terminal screen, configuration required).
If you have set up to use VSCode at the TWELITE STAGE settings, do not build, but open screen to write BIN file under build/.
The projects to be built are located as follows
| Operation | Desc. |
|---|---|
[ A ]
Select menu ↑
[ A ] long press
Exit this screen and return to the previous menu.
[ B ]
Selecting a menu item.
[ B ] long press
Open the related website (if it is registered in 000desc.txt in the project folder) with a standard OS browser.
[ C ]
Menu selection ↓
[ C ] long press
Open a folder (project or related folder). You can set it to open with VS Code in the settings menu.
ESC
Exit this screen and return to the rewriting menu.
Mouse click [HELP]
Opens the related website.
Mouse click [Foldr] (or [VSCode])
Open a related folder (with VSCode).
Mouse click [▽] or [△]
Go to the next or previous page.
