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  • Arduino Tester
  • Project     by Clovis Fritzen
  • I started making my own Arduino(UNO)-compatible boards, and felt the need for an "automated" tester for it. I then came up with a shield!!!
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  • Access SD Cards from the PSoC
  • Log     from 3-Chip Z80 Design
  • I'm going to create a stand-alone PSoC project to use the PSoC to read SD cards. I'm going to start with the hardware defines for this project (which should leave the Z80 hardware pins unmolested) and just not download code. For the software piece, I...
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