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  • Name for the computer; asm v3
  • Log     from ECM-16/TTL homebrew computer
  • Name of homebrew computerI am not good at coming up with names, but after some thinking I've came up with the name for this computer at last:from now on it will be called ECM-16/TTL. This is itself a quite generic name, meaning Electronic Computing Machine,...

  • udev rules
  • Log     from MKS TFT28 with Klipper
  • This whole complicated system I'm about to try involved three USB serial ports. The two USB serial TTL adapters, and the one in the printer. Sure we could probably set everything up using the various /dev/ttyUSB* ports, but what happens when the printer...

  • Control section details
  • Log     from Isetta TTL computer
  • In this log I talk about the 24 control signals that come from the microcode. The names of all signals that come from the microcode register will start with CTL. The microcode will be organized in 3 bytes, the upper, middle, and lower control byte. The...

  • Hack Chat Transcript, Part 1
  • Log     from Gigatron Hack Chat
  • Welcome everyone, time for the Gigatron Hack Chat. I'm Dan Maloney, I'll be the moderator today. I want to welcome Walter Belgers to the chat today to talk all about the Gigatron. Walter, thanks for coming on in what must be a difficult time. We were...

  • The magazine article
  • Log     from ISA bus slave NS32016 processor board
  • Micro Cornucopia number 32, (October/November 1986) Public Domain 32000 By Dave Rand and George Scolaro 72 Longfellow St. Thousand Oaks CA 91360 (805) 493-1987 World’s Cheapest Unix System Contents Public Domain 32000: The Hardware How to put together...

  • FTDI 2232H Breakout For Hardware Hacking
  • Log     from AND!XOR DC27 Badge
  • Introduction One of the functions we were most excited about including in this year's badge was an FTDI 2232H with breakout such that it could be used as a hardware hacking tool. Hack the other badges, IoT devices, embedded systems of your choice......

  • Tl;dr thus far...
  • Log     from Vintage Z80 palmtop compy hackery (TI-86)
  • The TI-86 is very hacker-friendly... Aside from being designed with users' custom assembly/machine-code/binary-executables in mind, there are also quite a few openings for hardware-hacks. I did some testing and discovered that there are 20 accessible...

  • DSKY
  • Log     from Apollo Guidance Computer
  • The DSKY is a separate physical piece of hardware with a simple interface consisting of the 15-bit channel bus and a handful of control signals.  I built this as a stand-alone piece that started out as two boards and then grew to three boards.  I...

  • Understanding the computer - Part 2
  • Log     from Apollo Guidance Computer
  • Here are additional details you need to understand including the Control Pulse Matrix and the instructions.The control pulses are the heart of the system. Each instruction has a sequence of control lines that are activated to cause data to flow through...

  • PIC Modifications Implemented
  • Log     from Toy Claw Machine
  • The following has been implemented:Allowed for communication with Claw machine mode via RS232 using the following menu structure:prog Enter into programming mode.  Game play will be suspended after push button routine is finished (normal claw machine...

  • After a pause, progess continues
  • Log     from Bench power supply
  • Cant add text from iceweasel, ok. Updates will be few between as I dont get to the computer with chrome on it much.So far I have a good start on the usb control part of the firmware, I have a working DAC code sample. The DAC I chose, ( PT8211 )...

  • Serial Isolation working
  • Log     from Bench power supply
  • The 6n137 worked great for isolating the serial at a ttl level, full baud rate isn't a problem. Cant say the same thing about hackaday.io when used with iceweasel.I will made a point of posting the isolator schematic  (its pretty straight forward...

  • CMOS to the rescue!
  • Log     from Bench power supply
  • So, I been wrestling for quite a while with the pwm genorator trying to get rid of little glitches and bounces and ringing that came up during final assembly. The final straw was a 40mv, 5Mhz ring that caused the pwm comparitor to output a ring that...

  • Rework of power amp... again
  • Log     from Bench power supply
  • So, I decided to build this 1 channel version of the power supply, and although I'm not directly documenting it, its research is going to be used in THIS power supply.What I did today: (its not tommorow till I'v slept)For the 1 channel supply I worked...
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