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  • The Keyboard

  • Log     from Anatomy of a Philips VideoWRITER
  • Before I start this log on the keyboard I should mention that I'm in the process of putting all of my writings and software on the Video Writer on a small website. The following is an almost direct copy of what will be the article about the keyboard......

  • Points about using an ARM uC
  • Log     from ScrolLED watch
  • Switching over to an ARM based solution is much better than an AVR+RTC chipset solution. Been looking at the STM32F030 chip and it is a perfect fit for this application! It has the following very desirable characteristics:32.768kHz oscillator on-chip....

  • I added the Tindie logo
  • Log     from Hackable Electronics Badge Alternate Logos
  • At the OHSummit, I was joined by Amber Cunningham, community manager of Tindie. While Hackaday and Tindie have the same overlords ruling over them, we can't really have Amber going around with a Hackaday logo on her badge, can we?...So I spent 15 minutes...

  • Building a CP/M System Disk
  • Log     from My CP/M Single Board Computer
  • Building a CP/M System Disk To avoid rewriting the assembler codes for ccp, bdos and cbios so that they can co-exist in the same file. I can append the i8hex files and remove the "end of file markers". To make the hex file more readable I have changed...

  • Designing the custom LCD
  • Log     from Fluke 8060a Custom LCD
  • Dave at eevblog posted an excellent video series on designing custom LCDs, so I watched those a number of times.  I also found another eevblog user who posted a great writeup of a replacement LCD he designed for his Tandy/Radio Shack TRS-80...

  • What is a Benchoff?
  • Log     from Benchoffisms
  • @jlbrian7 got it:ea 16 86 2e 04 96 ce 04 86 04 42 a6 76 c6 16 f6 66 66 fc 04 ea 16 86 2e 04 96 ce 04 96 2e 04 2e f6 04 46 a6 04 86 04 42 a6 76 c6 16 f6 66 66 fc 04 82 04 42 a6 76 c6 16 f6 66 66 04 96 ce 04 ce 86 c6 4e a6 26 04 86 76 26 04 36 86 4e e6...

  • 20230219c -- ROM test file
  • Log     from ROM Disassembly - AlphaSmart Pro
  • While whizzing through the code trying to scrounge verified keyboard scan codes and flags, I found some some buried treasure in the form of an undocumented test routine.  It's not that exciting -- it just fills the current file with some sample...

  • How ESP-NOW really works ?
  • Log     from Linux-ESPNOW
  • 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...

  • Terminal-BASIC programmable calculator
  • Log     from Terminal-BASIC
  • I think about Terminal-BASIC based programmable calculator, like MK-90 I am planning to use Arduino DUE, TFT screen schield and custom matrix keyboard of40-64 keys.Does anybody know, if this shield is compatible with arduino DUE?Actually, I'v just tried...
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