Here one and you can get them with ARM cores on them

So can the TS use it to solve his problem? Is that a question only he can answer or do you already know the answer?

 

You tell me i dont no the TS lol but
The arduino has 32 bit arms like the due which runs code that a uno can run so you could use its usb and most any thing you want add if the TS
Did his coding using a arduino it be easy.

Like at work theres a counter it was made with guess what a uno had 4 buttons and 3 seven sigments
They updated it its now a due with touch screen
The maker said its basily the same 4 button code
With only small changes to add a updated screen.
Thats because someone did the hard part of fixing the ide to handle the uc cores you have a lot that can use arduino code pic avr. Arm intel all of those. Can run code that you make with a arduino ide

 

You tell me i dont no the TS lol but
The arduino has 32 bit arms like the due which runs code that a uno can run so you could use its usb and most any thing you want add if the TS
Did his coding using a arduino it be easy.

Like at work theres a counter it was made with guess what a uno had 4 buttons and 3 seven sigments
They updated it its now a due with touch screen
The maker said its basily the same 4 button code
With only small changes to add a updated screen.
Thats because someone did the hard part of fixing the ide to handle the uc cores you have a lot that can use arduino code pic avr. Arm intel all of those. Can run code that you make with a arduino ide

Maybe it is me, but I find your posts hard to read, and somewhat incoherent.

 

Or the TS can just add FTDI USB chip to his ATMEGA2560. Basically he would just be redesigning the Arduino MEGA.

 

Maybe it is me, but I find your posts hard to read, and somewhat incoherent.

<off-topic warning> Here is my attempt to translate for you...

You tell me i dont no the TS lol
“He doesn’t personally know the TS”​

but The arduino has 32 bit arms like the due which runs code that a uno can run so you could use its usb and most any thing you want add if the TS Did his coding using a arduino it be easy.

“There are Arduinos that have USB”​

and

“Arduino C is easy”​

and

“There are many non-Arduino microprocessors that are supported by the Arduino IDE.”​

Like at work theres a counter it was made with guess what a uno had 4 buttons and 3 seven sigments
They updated it its now a due with touch screen
The maker said its basily the same 4 button code
With only small changes to add a updated screen.
“A work project was built with an Arduino. It was easy to add functionality with minimal core code changes.”
​

Thats because someone did the hard part of fixing the ide to handle the uc cores you have a lot that can use arduino code pic avr. Arm intel all of those. Can run code that you make with a arduino ide

“There are many non-Arduino microprocessors that are supported by the Arduino IDE.”​

 

<off-topic warning> Here is my attempt to translate for you...

You tell me i dont no the TS lol
“He doesn’t personally know the TS”​

but The arduino has 32 bit arms like the due which runs code that a uno can run so you could use its usb and most any thing you want add if the TS Did his coding using a arduino it be easy.

“There are Arduinos that have USB”​

and

“Arduino C is easy”​

and

“There are many non-Arduino microprocessors that are supported by the Arduino IDE.”​

Like at work theres a counter it was made with guess what a uno had 4 buttons and 3 seven sigments
They updated it its now a due with touch screen
The maker said its basily the same 4 button code
With only small changes to add a updated screen.
“A work project was built with an Arduino. It was easy to add functionality with minimal core code changes.”
​

Thats because someone did the hard part of fixing the ide to handle the uc cores you have a lot that can use arduino code pic avr. Arm intel all of those. Can run code that you make with a arduino ide

“There are many non-Arduino microprocessors that are supported by the Arduino IDE.”​

OK. I agree with all of that. The original post did not mention that it was implemented with an Arduino -- of any description. It is possible that the ATMega2560 is the target processor for at least one Arduino implementation. If the current system is not implemented on an Arduino then introducing the manifest benefits of the Arduino platform is pointless. It would be as much work to convert a non-Arduino codeset into a working Arduino codeset as it would be for any other porting process.

 

My thought on all this is that you have been set a task that is beyond you. If you need to ask if it is possible to port code from one processor to another, that is an indication that your skill level is not up to said task.
Yes, it can be done, but for a start , see if you can send the required data over a second serial port. If you can manage that, Then you may be able to talk to an ESP8266 to connect to WiFi. Or an SPI connected Ethernet adapter.
Doing it in steps may help you determine if you are up to it.
Getting the connections going on another 2560 board for a start will help you understand how your existing code works. Then start on another processor type. But keep your original system running untill you are sure the new one is ok.

 

Lets clear somethings here. I admit i was not so straight forward about the device that i m trying to develop.
i want to develop the program of this device.
https://www.rockwellcollins.com/Pro...-and-Storage/DTU-7100-data-transfer-unit.aspx

 

well,
the code is not in arduino platform just to inform you.

 

Maybe it is me, but I find your posts hard to read, and somewhat incoherent.

same here

 

Or the TS can just add FTDI USB chip to his ATMEGA2560. Basically he would just be redesigning the Arduino MEGA.

but the speed will remain same. that would be like adding different connector to the existing protocol i.e rs 422