has anyone tried Arduino sensors with this board?

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Thanks for you focus on JaguarBoard!About your questions you can try to refer to the link follows:
www.jaguarboard.org:8090/display/ED/Comm...uino+and+Jaguarboard

Of course the JaguarBoard can support the GPIO,you can try to get some information by follow link:
www.jaguarboard.org:8090/display/ED/An+e...+GPIO+in+Jaguarboard

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Hi, for "saving" USB Port, it's possible to connect Arduino directly at the COM1 of JaguarBoard.
It' s necessary 3 resistences :
nr2 of 820 ohm
nr 1 of 3.3Kohm

the GND of Arduino directly connect to PIN1 of JaguarBoard.
RX of Arduino directly connect to PIN2 of JaguarBoard.
TX : connect nr2 820ohm in serial and after connect the GND with 3,3 khom , connect the node to PIN3 of JaguarBoard.

Example in C# working now in my project
_serialPort = new SerialPort(
mySerialSettings.PortName, // COM1
mySerialSettings.BaudRate, // 9600
mySerialSettings.Parity, // Parity.None
mySerialSettings.DataBits, // 8
mySerialSettings.StopBits); // StopBits.One

_serialPort.ErrorReceived += new SerialErrorReceivedEventHandler(ErrorReceivedHandler);

_serialPort.DataReceived += new SerialDataReceivedEventHandler(NewSerialDataRecieved);
_serialPort.Open();

Thanks for sharing your idea!

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