gip-gip/msbaker

A Microcomputer with Built-In Telemetry Devices

msbaker's Issues

Read From .toml Config File on SD Card

Pre-flight parameters must be set somehow. The easiest way would most likely be to read a config file off of the microSD card, favorably in the .toml format due to it's simplicity.

Config file paremeters are yet to be decided, but may include sample-rate, starting-gforce, and logfile-name

Store Telemetry Data to SD Card

We need some way to store telemetry data to Ms. Baker, and probably the best way to do it would be to store the data collected to a .csv on the microSD Card.

The microSD card is most likely going to be FAT16/32.

Any other format suggestions or other ideas would be appreciated.

Update Documentation and Clean Repository

Documentation is in an abysmal state and repository is a mess, must fix.

Blink LED On Panic

Since embedded rust requires it's own panic handler, it would be convenient to communicate the panic message through LED so that the end user can decipher what went wrong without needing specially JTAG or anything else. The message should be short and easy to decipher, perhaps through Morse code or something alike.

Devise Proper Multitasking Scheme(to Maximise Reliability and Speed)

The RP2040 has two cores, and I'm not entirely sure of the best way to use both of them.

I was thinking maybe one core handles input, the other output, or maybe one handles IO while the other crunches numbers.

Completely up to suggestions