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  • Hacklet 28: Programmable Logic Hacks

  • FPGAs, CPLDs, PALs, and GALs, Oh My! This week's Hacklet focuses on some of the best Programmable Logic projects on Hackaday.io! Programmable logic devices tend to have a steep learning curve. Not only is a new hacker learning complex parts, but there...
  • HACKLET 70 – CALCULATOR PROJECTS

  • Hackers, makers, and engineers have long had a love affair with number crunching. Specifically with the machines that make crunching numbers easier. Today it may be computers, smart watches, and smartphones, but that wasn’t always the case. In the 50’s...
  • HACKLET 98 – UNDERWATER ROVS

  • A few motors, propellers, a camera, maybe a wire tether, and some waterproof electronics. Throw it all together and baby you’ve got an underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) cooking! It all sounds simple on the surface, but underwater ROVs are a...
  • Voicecommand image file download

  • http://stevenhickson.blogspot.com/2014/08/voicecommand-image-file-and-controlling.htmlHere is the link to download a Raspberry Pi A/B/B+ image file that has voicecommand installed already. It also has wiringPi and pilight installed to help you control...
  • Patching

  • I am now at the point where I can connect to the network, and send udp or tcp data. Up to now I have not been able to listen on sockets. I suspect that this is due to the firmware version. It is now version 1.10. I will now have to upgrade the firmware.The...
  • HydraFW v0.5 Beta released

  • HydraFW v0.5 Beta New USB VID_0x1d50/PID_0x60a7 using OpenMoko HydraFW, update with new drivers Windows see driver_usb_cdc/hydrabus_usb_cdc.infLinux see 09-hydrabus.rules Added USB DFU boot by pressing UBTN at PowerOn/RESET for easier future update of...
  • Current goals:

  • -The MCU currently runs at 16MHz nut i really need to slow it down as it uses too much power now-I haven't had much success so far with talking to the SD card-Still need to test the ADC-I want to get all the hardware working before writing the software-I...
  • Using The Yocto Project

  • We distribute an SD card image with a custom distribution, built with the Yocto project. The idea was to provide something that only needs flashing a SD card in order to just work. I also found it was the simplest way to install Qt on the Raspberry Pi...
  • Raspbmc Installed

  • Windows installer onto a spare 32gig SD card. (I used a pretty large card, because I'm pretty sure that I'll have a LOT of extra bits to install / run on the RPi)Using the windows installer was straight forward, now on to modding the distro with further...
  • Project Requirements

  • Requirements: Show current song/artist on instrument cluster display Allow basic song control (e.g. skip song) from re-purposed built-in controls on steering wheel stockBe able to play music from the following sources: Flash drive or SD cardSmartphone...
  • The hardware

  • This is how it stands at the moment, but it will certainly change a little before the end. Below is a rough schematic of the electronics. There are still a lot of empty I/O pins that could be used for visuals(LEDs, a display, etc.). For the final version...
  • Too fast? Really?

  • I thought I would be all clever and throw in a hardware SPI master into the latest CPLD VHDL code. Prior to this, I bit-banged the SPI via a set of I/O bits in a CPLD register. The bit-banging was fine, but I wanted to unburden the CPU from all of this...
  • Not too fast...just sdrawkcab!

  • Turns out, the reason behind the SD card refusing to init was painfully stupid. My theory was that the SPI clock was too fast for the special transaction that takes place to bring the SD card from native (SD) mode to legacy (SPI) mode. So, I added more...
  • C compiler...sort of

  • One thing that's high on my wish list for the 6309sbc is high level language support. After writing the SD card stuff in 6309 assembly language, for example, it was clear to me that C support would make using the 6309sbc a lot more fun (and easy). I...
  • PCB v2 is almost ready for fab

  • The PCB v1 has been in use for a while now and some support code has been written to remap a few of the default Adafruit pins to get a second UART etc. During the course of this I had many new ideas and have modified the PCB substantially. It's...