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| Antique |
Published: 2011/6/3 22:33 Updated:
2011/6/3 22:33
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Home away from home
Joined: 11/30/2006
From: Norway
Comments: 2653
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Can this be used for anything nice?
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| ChrisH |
Published: 2011/6/4 8:32 Updated:
2011/6/4 8:32
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Home away from home
Joined: 05/19/2007
From: England
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This looks pretty cool, and very easy to use! You'd only need to get a suitable connector to plug into the Sam460, and then you could do raw I/O. I'm sure with a little thought there could be some useful applications...
I was also surprised to see that the I2C resource works on my Sam440 too. I think I2C is potentially more interesting than raw I/O, since it's an actual networked data protocol (which is both easy to set-up & easy to use, albiet a little slow by modern standards). Perhaps I should investigate what cheap I2C devices are available to buy... |
| Belxjander |
Published: 2011/6/6 17:46 Updated:
2011/6/6 17:46
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Just popping in
Joined: 12/14/2006
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I can already see one definite use for this as a reprap printer controller...
literally create a 3D object on the Amiga and use a "RepRap" plugin for any 3D software to directly print it out... I would definitely like to try and use the FPGA on a sam440ep or sam460ex to run a reprap myself as it needs 4 I2C ports and that header has more than enough pins for that and more... Maybe even do a full "Battlebots" armature around a sam440ep as system master? :) Definitely interesting and lots of possibilities! |
| Marko |
Published: 2011/6/7 1:06 Updated:
2011/6/7 1:06
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Quite a regular
Joined: 09/20/2008
From: Gothenburg, Sweden (via Finland)
Comments: 523
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Cool!
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| corto |
Published: 2011/6/7 21:33 Updated:
2011/6/7 21:33
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Not too shy to talk
Joined: 03/30/2007
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Very good ! Nice to see that the hardware is becoming more and more supported. I wait for stuff that will use that now.
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