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  • Plasma Effect for TMS9918
  • Log     from Game Boards for RC2014
  • Plascii Petsma by Cruzer/Camelot has one of the nicest looking plasma effects I've seen for the C64. Since he included the source code, I was able to port it to the Z80 and TMS9918.    On top of the features in the original C64 version, I have...

  • Days 3,4,5: Eureka, sound and images found!
  • Log     from Tsukuyomi
  • 1. Toolchain not found After stepping away few days far from my PC for family reason, I resumed my activities on the Tsykuyomi project.So I started by reading the https://github.com/WHhkwong/SIPI_Bear_playback code and looking for a SNC7001A Toolchain/SDK...

  • MCP23017 pins USED
  • Log     from Station_07
  • MCP23017 Pins Used: PINWhat is ConnectedA0TCS34725 InterruptA1ADS1115 AlarmA2CCS811 InterruptA3VL53L1 GPIO1A4SI1145 InterruptA5VEML6070 AckA6User Button Active LowB0TCS34725 LEDB1User Red LED

  • We get signal
  • Log     from Reverse-Engineering a low-cost USB CO₂ monitor
  • Indeed, immediately after running the Windows software in a VM with the device connected I was getting a live data log of the CO₂ concentration! This screenshot shows me breathing into the vicinity of the sensor:Ok, time to disconnect the device from...

  • 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)...

  • Soldering perfboard
  • Log     from Earth Lander 84
  • I took a perfboard and soldered up power and the data/address busses of the MCU, SRAM, NVRAM and the address bus latch.I did't really care about the exact order of the bits when wiring them up, I just went for the easiest layout. I'm not really sure...
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