[Stewart] tipped us about his very nice project: pokewithastick.
It is an Arduino compatible board (hardware, not footprint) based on
the ATMEGA1284P which can be programmed to collect and post data to
internet logging sites such as Thingspeak or Xively.
As you can see in the picture above, it has a small 50x37mm footprint
(roughly 2″x1.5″). The pokewithastick is composed of an Wiz820 Ethernet
module, a micro-SD card slot, 2 serial ports, one battery backed Real
Time Clock (RTC), one radio connector (for the usual nRF24L01 2.4GHz
radio), one power & user LED and finally a reset button.
There are two power rails on the board which can be split (5v + 3.3V) or combined (3.3v only) which may allow you to connect Arduino shields to it. You can program the board using the standard 6-pin header or via a serial programmer if an appropriate (Arduino) bootloader is installed.The project is open hardware, has been designed using Kicad and all the files can be downloaded as a zip file.
There are two power rails on the board which can be split (5v + 3.3V) or combined (3.3v only) which may allow you to connect Arduino shields to it. You can program the board using the standard 6-pin header or via a serial programmer if an appropriate (Arduino) bootloader is installed.The project is open hardware, has been designed using Kicad and all the files can be downloaded as a zip file.
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