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A new year, new options. Here's an interesting list of 32-bit microcontroller modules I'm seriously considering in order of priority. The Maple Mini is ready but not available for sale until late January, so I'm holding off between that and the 5213. An attractive feature of the Mini is the 40-pin &...

Your explanation was very clear. Thanks. I use RS232 level converters for my ATMEGA644P chips.

Still undecided between the MOD5213 and the upcoming Maple Mini. My plan is to monitor these forums and then decide.

Thanks for your response. To be clear, are you saying I can download programs from Netburner's C/C++ compiler to the MOD5213 directly, without the need for the development board (MOD-DEV-40)? Thanks.

This 5213 module sounds very attractive. I'm surprised its not mentioned in the Nuts & Volts advertisement along with the other Netburner items. Anyway, my issue now is the development kit. For practical reasons, I prefer to keep the microcontroller inside my robot project and run a serial cable...

I appreciate your responses. So far I'm impressed with this forum, both the website architecture and the people - especially during the Thanksgiving holiday. I suppose the forum is a good way to take a break from the in-laws. Anyway, I see now that the compiler supports double precision. I need this...

Thanks for the help on the double precision question. Are you a Netburner representative? If so, I would think potential customers are equally as important as current customers. Sales is the last place for technical questions. Just so you know, I think the MOD5213 is an excellent microcontroller, bu...

Hello, I am interested in purchasing the 5213 module and very impressed by the capabilities, the 32-bit processor, the 40-pin module and the price. I started Microcontrollers with the Basic-Stamp, then quickly moved to Picaxe, then to Zbasic (zbasic.net) for the floating point capability and excelle...