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EC Sensor
Log from UltraTower 2023
EC is the abbreviation for Electro Conductivity. It is used to determine the nutrient concentration of the solution. This factor is essential to optimize the soilless culture. Indeed, the nutrient concentration will not be the same for a seeding as for...

Improvement of the EC sensor
Log from UltraTower
It is better to read the EC sensor log before reading this one. I wanted to test the stability and accuracy of the EC sensor! So I replaced the EC probe with a fixed resistor (to mimic the resistance of a solution). The EC probe was replaced...

Improvement of the EC sensor
Log from UltraTower 2023
It is better to read the EC sensor log before reading this one. I wanted to test the stability and accuracy of the EC sensor! So I replaced the EC probe with a fixed resistor (to mimic the resistance of a solution). The EC probe was replaced...

20230222b A Tale of Two Translations
Log from ROM Disassembly - AlphaSmart Pro
There are several translation routines found during the file sending stuff that translate one character value into another one. Some we understand, like this one:F4DC sub_F4DC: F4DC 84 7F anda #$7F ; reset high bit F4DE 16 tab F4DF 4F clra F4E0...

20230216b -- "Files"
Log from ROM Disassembly - AlphaSmart Pro
The gist of this unit is that you type text into a discrete 'file' and then you can edit and later transfer to a separate computer via the keyboard emulation. While whizzing through the code doing other things, various strings caught my eye, such...

All boards received
Log from NEDONAND homebrew computer
The rest of the boards just came:I think I will connect them together through wire-wrapped "motherboard" (lets call it "NEDONAND-10" ; )All of these NEDONAND components could be tested one by one using PIC microcontroller (connected to PC through RS-232)...

In The Radio Domain
Log from Reverse-Engineering the milight on-air protocol
The first step in reverse-engineering any radio protocol is to listen to it on the air. The advent of software-defined radio makes this much, much, easier than before. For this project I've used a nuand bladeRF board and the GNURadio software stack,...

20230225a - Displaying the Current File
Log from ROM Disassembly - AlphaSmart Pro
sub_F374 has caught my interest because it seems to be painting the LCD with the currently selected file's contents according to several state variables that I have not fully reverse-engineered.The routine begins like this:F374 sub_F374: F374 BD F6 18...

20230214a -- Memory, cont.
Log from ROM Disassembly - AlphaSmart Pro
Operating under the current assumption that RAM is 32 KiB banked at address 0000-7fff, with the first 256 bytes masked off by special function registers and internal SRAM, some other code sections of interest were found. E.g.:ED00 loc_ED00: ED00...

Eight X Beef
Log from BeefyDuino
In the latest news on the BeefyDuino frontier, my friend Ryan who is the founder of elequa, the company I am helping to start, assembled eight BeefyDuino prototypes (with a little help from his friends including me). He did this because he was going...

How Does KGE Work? (With Example) (OLD/OUTDATED)
Log from KGE (Kinda Good Encryption)
This is an overview of the layout in which KGE works. Get User String (Round 0)Split String Into PairsIf Not Enough Then Add Specially Made Character Which Is Deleted During DecryptionUse Byte SubstitutionSwitch User Strings To IDs and Find Replacement...

Debugging
Log from 8 Bit TTA Interpreter
Debugging Need to get this project working. One problem is that the Nano does not have enough pins. So I have used a Meduino (a Mega2560 Pro Mini). Here is the schematic: Here is the PCB: The ports (P1 & P2) match the TTA8 bus. A problem with the Meduino...

Program Listing
Log from KIM Uno Digital Clock
* = $0400 0400 START 0400 SED F8 0401 CLC 18 0402 LDX #$00 A2 00 0404 LDA #$01 A9 01 0406 STA *$29 85 29 0408 NEXTD 0408 LDY #$00 A0 00 040A LDA *$29 A5 29 040C ADC *$24,X 75 24 040E STA *$24,X 95 24 0410 CMP CARRYT,X DD 32 04 0413 BEQ CONTIN F0 06 0415...

Re Openings
Log from Commodore CHESSmate Reproduction
In a previous log I said, "I'm not going to overthink this. Random selection from the chess openings is working.". Well I lied. I am going to overthink this. (Well at least think it.) Something I should have done when working on the opening moves was...

We Have Blinkenlights!
Log from 2:5 Scale KENBAK-1 Personal Computer Reproduction
With the wiring complete I wrote a small program in Python to test the lights, buttons, and switches on the front panel. To be clear this is NOT the KENBAK-2/5 emulator running a program (yet). As it turns out I did have to replace one of the LEDs...

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