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"Gadgetboard
New (25 February 2007):
Gadgetboard1.3.1.tar.gz released.
One-line fix; default baud rate in 1.3 was set to 38400, which isn't
supported at default 1Mhz clock rate.
(View CHANGELOG )
New (1 September 2006):
Gadgetboard1.3.tar.gz released.
This should work with avr-libc-1.2.3 (and might not work with
older versions).
(View CHANGELOG )
New (30 March 2006):
Gadgetboard1.2.1.tar.gz released.
1-line fix makes it work again (version 1.2 was broken).
(View CHANGELOG )
New (January 2006):
Buy gadgetboards online using a credit
card or PayPal.
The Gadgetboard is a Free, low cost, user friendly microcontroller
experimentation board
on steroids. The Atmel microcontroller comes programmed with a command-line
interface which runs over the serial port, allowing the user to read the
8 analog inputs and set the 8 outputs during prototyping.
Four of the high current
outputs optionally drive 15-amp relays, while the other 4 outputs are
driven by the Atmel's 4 onboard PWM channels. All inputs and outputs
are static-protected, and are connected to screw terminals so users
don't have to bother with soldering connectors just to try out an idea.
Prototype your
gadget in three easy steps. First, use the serial interface (complete
with online help) to control output and input devices manually. Second,
use your language of choice to build a PC-based prototype that
sends commands via the serial port, just as you typed them before. Third,
migrate your control program to C,
translating the serial commands to the directly corresponding function
calls used by the default interface program. Then upload your program to
the board; no special cables or hardware necessary. Applications include
robotics, case modding, human-computer interfaces, automous"
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