Archive for August, 2009
a tiny wiki
by Moogle on Aug.31, 2009, under Uncategorized
Started a wiki for all the Tiny Tiny Bread examples and tutorials
was a pain to setup and I managed somehow to totally trash my server
I found something fun!
by Moogle on Aug.28, 2009, under Stuff
Its pure Freon in a spray can!
Now I can mess with the atmosphere if i want to lol
I wonder what this is worth?
Tiny Tiny Bread Available!
by Moogle on Aug.25, 2009, under Arduino / AVR
Order a Tiny Tiny Bread today!
Fully assembled and tested
Note: There is a low supply of AtTiny13 and AtTiny85 chips
Crystal Options
Default-None
Tiny Tiny Schematic
by Moogle on Aug.21, 2009, under Arduino / AVR
The official schematic of the Tiny Tiny Bread V1.0
(click for larger view)
Eagle Files for a shield
First assebled Tiny Tiny Bread
by Moogle on Aug.19, 2009, under Arduino / AVR
Woot It works!
#3 built so far. testing them out before we start taking orders.
The soldering iron failed after the 3rd one was finished. Time to buy a new one
Red Green and Blue power leds :)
Tiny Tiny Bread Boards have arrived!!
by Moogle on Aug.19, 2009, under Arduino / AVR
They are here!!
Now to test!
The KUPO "Killer USB Prototype Option"
by Moogle on Aug.16, 2009, under Arduino / AVR
Want to play with making your own USB device but don’t know where to start?
V 1.0 design
V2.o Slightly larger then V1.0 but more organized
Latest V3.0 design. Smaller size cheaper part, easier to make
Uber tetris remix test!
by Moogle on Aug.14, 2009, under Arduino / AVR, Music
Made with a Bumble-B + arduino talking to each other via I2C!
the arduino acting as a A/D converter with a pot to tell the Bumble-b when to switch tracks and mix the midi!
ubertetris-> 2.2 mb mp3
A note to self->Wire.lib Is stupid!
by Moogle on Aug.14, 2009, under Arduino / AVR
The Wire.lib In Arduino is a stupid 7 bit interface! Not 8!
Lets say you want the arduino to be a I2C slave with Wire lib address 1
Wire.begin(1);
To access this with another I2C device:
- The write address would be (1<<1)
- The read address would be (1<<1)|1
In other words: A Wire address of 1 seems to result in write address of 2, and a read address of 3
So if you use the Arduino Code examples..
Wire.begin(2);
Write:
(2<<1)=4
0010 <<1 = 0100
Read:
(2<<1)|1= 5
0010<<1 =0100
0100 | 1 = 0101
so much annoyance!
AVR based game system board
by Moogle on Aug.13, 2009, under Arduino / AVR, Life
Based on information I found here at AVGA
I came up with a better board design for their demos
added more buttons and isp connector. now to make it smaller :)