msp432logger is a high-speed multi-sensor data logging platform based on the TI MSP-EXP432P401R Launchpad eco-system, storing sensor data to an SD card. msp432logger is in active development.
msp432logger is developed as an open source project and uses the permissive business-friendly BSD 2-Clause License, although included third-party code may be licensed under the terms of a different license that takes precidence.
The goal of the msp432logger project is develop a superior high-speed multi-sensor data logger, providing higher sensor data bandwidth, larger data storage capacity, and lower power consumption. The data logger uses current IoT (Internet of Things) protocols and technologies, and a web GUI is developed as part of the msp432logger project.
The target platform consists of:
The msp432logger project contains third-party code from:
It is assumed a Windows development environment is used with TI Code Composer 6 (CCS) and TortoiseSVN. If you intend to authenticate to Sourceforge using ssh, it is assumed you are using PuTTY/Pageant. It is also assumed your target hardware meets current requirements.
Checkout code somewhere convenient (e.g. your Desktop) using either svn+ssh protocol (svn+ssh://sourceforge_username@svn.code.sf.net/p/msp432logger/code/trunk) or https protocol (URL: https://svn.code.sf.net/p/msp432logger/code/trunk).
Start CCS and import the code you checked-out from Sourceforge as a CCS project. Specify that files NOT be copied to your workspace.
Build the project and debug on target hardware like any other project.
Issues (and project milestones) are tracked in the msp432logger Tickets tool.
The official communication channel is the msp432logger Discussion tool.
Project documentation is maintained in the map432logger Wiki.
All development is currently in the trunk.
Please solicit discussion on changes you are considering, and create and reference a ticket when checking in code.
msp432logger source is copyright by its authors, as recorded in the msp432logger repository commit log and in file headers (if present). The msp432logger project does not use a Contributor License Agreement (CLA) or a Copyright Assignment Agreement (CAA). By submitting work to the project, you are agreeing to provide your code under the terms of the BSD 2-Clause License.
Third-party code may be included in the msp432logger, licensed under a different license whose license terms take precidence. For example, some I2C device driver code is based on code provided by TI in TivaWare sensorlib, and can only be executed on a TI microcontrollers (see "LICENSE TI TivaWare sensorlib"). Refer to relevent file headers for more information.
If you require assistance:
If you create a ticket, try to include answers to the following questions: