Deep Dive: Android Things Peripheral IO Manager
Talkat Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit North America 2017 · on Thursday, 2017-02-23· at 11:10· Galleria North·
summary
Deep dive into Android Things’ hardware layer that explains how the Peripheral I/O Manager serializes access, handles pin muxing via device HALs, and exposes five protocols (GPIO, I2C, SPI, PWM, UART) with examples like blinking an LED on IO13, reading a pressure sensor over I2C, and avoiding console-conflict on UART. Shows integration with native C through NDK, ties into Intel’s shims and MRAA and UPM so developers can access ~250 existing sensors and reuse user drivers across Edison, Raspberry Pi 3 and NXP Joule.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42Agenda
- 1:47Android Things
- 2:51Android Things Features
- 4:37Simple Stack
- 5:35Things Support Library
- 8:51User Driver
- 10:27Peripheral Manager Client
- 13:02Device Configuration
- 13:53GPIO Configuration
- 15:00GPIO
- 15:50I2C
- 16:53Spy
- 17:44UART
- 18:16PWM
- 18:32NDK Support
- 18:53Useful Packages
- 20:08Benefits
- 20:44Architecture
- 21:32Landing Pages
- 22:02Googles Landing Page
- 22:55Native IO Drivers
- 24:10Other Boards
