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Nova Host Adapter Accessories Downloads Support More Nova Host AdapterAccessoriesDownloadsSupport SearchCtrl + K * Customer Support Portal * Getting Started * Hardware Setup * QuickStart with GUI * IO in Mission Control * SPI in Mission Control * I2C in Mission Control * UART in Mission Control * QuickStart with Python * QuickStart with CoolTerm * User Guide * Product Overview * Safety Notice * Compliance & Legal * System Requirements * Using the Device * Software Installation * Connecting the Hardware * Sending Commands * Receiving Responses * Receiving Interrupts * Device Settings * Using the Buffer * Using IO * Using SPI * Using I2C * I2C Controller * I2C Peripheral * Using 1-Wire * Using SWI * Using UART * Updating Firmware * ASCII Command Set * Device Commands * Buffer Commands * IO Commands * SPI Commands * I2C Commands * 1-WIRE Commands * SWI Commands * UART Commands * Accessories * Breadboard Breakout * Qwiic Interface Board * Feather Interface Board * Total Retrofitter * Socket Station * Python Libraries * Binho Python Package * Python Wrapper (legacy) * binhoHostAdapter * Device Functions * Buffer Functions * IO Functions * SPI Functions * I2C Functions * 1-WIRE Functions * SWI Functions * UART Functions * binhoUtilities * Examples * I2C EEPROM Reading And Writing * I2C Peripheral Mode * SPI FRAM Reading And Writing * I2C FRAM Reading And Writing * 1-Wire Communication * SWI with Atmel Crypto ICs * UART Bridge with I2C * Using Binho with Pytest * Replaying Logic Captures * Replay SPI * Replay I2C * Replay UART * Mission Control Software * Releases * V1.1.6 Release * V1.1.4 Release * V1.1.3 Release * V1.1.0 Release * V1.0.6 Release * V1.0.5 Alpha Release * V1.0.0 Alpha Release * How-To * How To Update Firmware * Firmware Releases * V0.2.8 - Stable * V0.2.7 - Stable * V0.2.5 - Stable * V0.2.2 - Stable * V0.2.1 - Stable * V0.2.0 - Stable * V0.1.12 - Stable * Experimental Features * DAPLink Mode * Troubleshooting * Windows 7 Driver Installation * Windows 8 Driver Problems * Linux Permissions * MacOS Permissions * FAQ * What protocols are supported? * Where can I find the product datasheet? * Can multiple devices be used at the same time? * Is the ADC calibrated? * How can I use my host adapter with a serial console that doesn't support Local Echo? * Is the DAC calibrated? * Is there a GUI available? * Orders & Shipping * Place an Order * Requesting a Quotation * Placing a Purchase Order * Shipping Policy * International Shipping * Tax Exemption * Discounts * Distributors * Returns & Warranty * 90-Day Return Policy * 2-Year Warranty * Contact Us * Learn & Grow * Dropping Legacy Terminology * What is a host adapter? * Binho + CircuitPython * Binho + Sparkfun Qwiic_Py Powered by GitBook CUSTOMER SUPPORT PORTAL Welcome to our customer support site! You can browse the articles from the content links on the left, or locate specific information using the search bar in the upper-right corner of the page. The best way to get familiar with the Binho Nova Multi-Protocol USB Host Adapter, whether you own one or not, is to have a read through our Getting Started guide: Getting Started There's also the complete product User Guide here which provides in-dept explanations on all of the devices functionality: User Guide You may have noticed that our documentation is using some unfamiliar terms when discussing the roles and signals for a given protocol. We've dropped the use of legacy terms which may initially cause confusion, so we've put together a helpful resource here: Dropping Legacy Terminology Finally, this portal contains a full set of documentation for the ASCII command set as well as the documentation of the Python library. This section includes a number of examples that demonstrate how to use the Binho Nova Multi-Protocol USB Host Adapter in many common use-cases such as reading/writing EEPROM, FLASH, and FRAM devices, interfacing I2C/SPI/1-WIRE sensors directly to your computer, and communicating with common CryptoAuth chips from Microchip (formerly Atmel). ASCII Command SetPython Libraries If you're ready to purchase your own device and/or have some questions regarding doing business with Binho LLC, please check out the following pages: Orders & ShippingReturns & Warranty Thanks again for visiting our support portal! If you have any unanswered questions, please reach out to support@binho.io and we'll get right back to you as soon as possible. NextGetting Started Last updated 1 year ago On this page Was this helpful? Export as PDF This site uses cookies to deliver its service and to analyse traffic. By browsing this site, you accept the privacy policy. AcceptReject