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  • Theory

  • A laptop keyboard is a diode-less key matrix. Its keys are distributed in a way that you can press the most important key combinations at once, despite the lack of diodes - to the point where some rows only contain one or two keys. Often, there's also...
  • Debugging

  • 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...
  • Improvement of the EC sensor

  • 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

  • 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...
  • What shall we wrap it all up in?

  • Any enclosure needs to be easy to access yet provide enough space to get all of our cables in and out without being too big. A tough challenge!---------- more ----------Once our technology solution is chosen, we have to mount it, cable it, make it all...
  • On I/O

  • The biggest challenge right now is I/O into the system. I'd eventually like to support KeyboardLCDSerial / UART for attaching modems and other such thingsCompact flash driveA Counter/Timer Circuit (CTC) Last night, I realised I could use a handful of...
  • Remapping the Keyboard

  • Remapping the KeyboardGiven most of the work is done with the "basic shift logic" how hard could it be?The basic shift logic:Well much harder than expected, here is the schematic:Now many will recognise this as a PLA (Programmable Logic Array).Designing...
  • How ESP-NOW really works ?

  • To implement the ESP-NOW Protocol, we first need to understand how it works in details. The datasheet doesn't say much on the really low level, especially on the acknowledgment behavior. To understand what ESP-NOW does, I use Wireshark with my PC Wifi...
  • More SD Card Write Details

  • Had to dig into the FPGA code for the SD card. Using Neal Crook's documentation of Grant Searle's version (longer pedigree on the page). The status register values are: // SD_Status bit values from Neal Crook's documentation of Grant's SD card // b7...
  • Could this work?

  • I recovered the project file from my drive and made some changes to it. The question is, which wire goes where? I won't know for sure until the dummy plug arrives, but the AUX line is definitely used for this purpose. I even created an EDID data for...
  • Z80 (CP/M) Writing to SD Card

  • Digging into SD card writes means shifting gears from the Boot BIOS source code since the Boot BIOS code only does reads. The CP/M BIOS code (CBIOS128.LST) which does the reads/writes after booting. Here's the BIOS code for writes to the SD Card: 0754...