Taking Mechanical Keyboard Sounds to the Next Level - When it comes to mechanical keyboards, there’s no end to the amount of customizati... - https://hackaday.com/2023/07/13/taking-mechanical-keyboard-sounds-to-the-next-level/ #mechanicalkeyboard #peripheralshacks #typewriter #keyboard #solenoid #teensy #audio #noise #sound #bell #usb
#usb #bell #sound #noise #audio #teensy #solenoid #keyboard #typewriter #peripheralshacks #mechanicalkeyboard
Forgettable Computer, Great Keyboard. Now Available In USB - The Coleco Adam is one of the great might-have-beens of the 8-bit home computer er... - https://hackaday.com/2023/06/30/forgettable-computer-great-keyboard-now-available-in-usb/ #peripheralshacks #retrocomputing #usbkeyboard #colecoadam #keyboard #teensy
#teensy #keyboard #ColecoAdam #usbkeyboard #retrocomputing #peripheralshacks
#Rust #audio / #teensy people: Does someone by any chance ever had made a library to interact with the PCM3168APAP chip or similar? :)
In general it seems https://github.com/mciantyre/teensy4-rs has no support for I2S yet. Am I correct there? :)
MIDI Interface for NeXTcube Plugs Into The Past https://hackaday.com/2023/05/16/midi-interface-for-nextcube-plugs-into-the-past/ #Retrocomputing #MusicalHacks #nextcube #vintage #Teensy #midi #NeXT #usb
#Retrocomputing #musicalhacks #nextcube #vintage #teensy #midi #next #USB
DIY Programmable Guitar Pedal Rocks The Studio & Stage https://hackaday.com/2023/05/16/diy-programmable-guitar-pedal-rocks-the-studio-stage/ #Microcontrollers #AdafruitFeather #MusicalHacks #digitalaudio #guitarpedal #Teensy #I2S #pcb
#Microcontrollers #adafruitfeather #musicalhacks #digitalaudio #guitarpedal #teensy #i2s #pcb
...and I thought to myself, "why not control LEDs with LEDs?!"
#smartmatrix #teensy #ws2812b #LEDs
IBM PC 8088 replaced with a Motorola 68000 https://microcorelabs.wordpress.com/2023/04/28/ibm-pc-8088-replaced-with-a-motorola-68000/ #RetroComputing #teensy #hardware
#retrocomputing #teensy #hardware
I updated the firmware in my meeting sign, it now accepts one packet with unique LED configuration for as many addressed LEDs as desired in the packet.
The result: near instantaneous update of all LEDs.
Like I said before: the most over-engineered light switch I've ever designed.
The code for the microcontroller is here if you want to take a look!
https://github.com/rdustinb/uDev/tree/master/MeetingSign/meetingSignUARTRx
AI-Powered Speaker is a Chatbot you can Actually Chat with https://hackaday.com/2023/04/22/ai-powered-speaker-is-a-chatbot-you-can-actually-chat-with/ #ArtificialIntelligence #voicerecognition #speechsynthesis #raspberrypi #MiscHacks #ChatGPT #Teensy #ai
#ArtificialIntelligence #voicerecognition #speechsynthesis #RaspberryPi #MiscHacks #chatgpt #teensy #ai
AI-Powered Speaker is a Chatbot you can Actually Chat with - AI-powered chatbots are pretty cool, but most still require you to type your quest... - https://hackaday.com/2023/04/22/ai-powered-speaker-is-a-chatbot-you-can-actually-chat-with/ #artificialintelligence #voicerecognition #speechsynthesis #raspberrypi #mischacks #chatgpt #teensy #ai
#ai #teensy #chatgpt #mischacks #raspberrypi #speechsynthesis #voicerecognition #artificialintelligence
Just published Teensy64 firmware for Teensy 4.1 working as a drop-in 6510 replacement for C64 https://github.com/ytmytm/teensy64
In the fastest mode (none of memory accesses are passed to C64 bus) it's over 40x faster than a stock C64, twice the SCPU speed. This works somewhat like Amiga's fast/slow RAM. You need to write back data in synchronized mode to make it visible to VIC. But you don't need it always (e.g. after prg decrunching).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dn2THEtvaW8
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Finally I was able to publish my old project: modified firmware for Teensy 4.1-based replacement of 6510 CPU in C64.
Features include: software-controlled fast mode (only writes to I/O passed to system bus, up to 20x faster than stock C64), REU emulator, loading files from SD card (like Tapecart), USB serial console for remote debug in the future
Spent the morning wiring up a #teensy 3.5 to a #8051 core AT89S52. Mostly to do ISP (which is evidently "In System Programming" and not "In Situ Programming" like I thought) but also to do some debugging down the line.
Also wired up a 4-16 address circuit for decoding a full key matrix, and a few shift registers hooked to LEDs for verifying my output that will eventually go into a 6522 VIA in my #6502 #retrocomputing build.
Next up is a whole bunch of assembly programming to make it work.
Masking a Portable Sampling Synth #Synthesizer #Music #Teensy https://blog.adafruit.com/?p=544414
Masking a Portable Sampling Synth #Synthesizer #Music #Teensy
https://blog.adafruit.com/2023/03/07/masking-a-portable-sampling-synth-synthesizer-music-teensy/
#synthesizer #music #teensy #adafruit
Make Use Of: The 6 Best Arduino Alternative Microcontrollers https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/best-arduino-alternative-microcontrollers/ #Tech #MakeUseOf #TechNews #IT via @morganeogerbc #Electronics #Arduino #Teensy #DIY
#Tech #MakeUseOf #technews #it #electronics #arduino #teensy #diy
A project to build a simple portable mp3 / flac player [0] using teensy and minimal monochrome lcd display.
The power/charge/batter boards work great and you can throw on any little portable battery, and charge from micro-usb.
There's an audio board with 3.5 inputs and a decent PCM.
There are mini sdcard storage boards, and they have persistent storage too i think.
I made a portable alarm clock that was most of this stuff [0].
Easy ! :P
[0] 90 percented it :)
A project to build a simple portable mp3 / flac player [0] using teensy and minimal monochrome lcd display.
The power/charge/batter boards work great and you can throw on any little portable battery, and charge from micro-usb.
There's an audio board with 3.5 inputs and a decent PCM.
There are mini sdcard storage boards, and they have persistent storage too i think.
I made a portable alarm clock that was most of this stuff [0].
Easy ! :P