Could you post said picture somewhere?
On 10/6/05, Doug McNutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:55 -0400 10/6/05, Daniel wrote:
I would rather just make a special little box with a power button on it,
so I can leave it near the picture frame. To do this, I need to know what
the power button
http://pinouts.ru/data/apple_adb_pinout.shtml
gives a bit of technical info as well...
On 07/10/05, NODEraser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you post said picture somewhere?
On 10/6/05, Doug McNutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 10:55 -0400 10/6/05, Daniel wrote:
I would rather just make a
Greetings, all.
A while ago I made a cool project - a digital picture frame - from an
old laptop. Currently any time the power goes out I have to grab an
ADB keyboard out of the closet, plug it in, and hit the power button.
I would rather just make a special little box with a power button
What kind of computer was modified for this project?
Scott
--- Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings, all.
A while ago I made a cool project - a digital
picture frame - from an
old laptop. Currently any time the power goes out I
have to grab an
ADB keyboard out of the closet,
Can you separate the circuit board traces and just cut away the power
button section of the circuit board? I think that would be the easiest
way, if possible. If not, and especially if it interacts with anything
other than firmware, I would estimate you have a LOT of work ahead of you.
It was an old PowerBook something-or-other. I think it was a PowerBook
540c, but I'm not sure exactly.
Daniel
On Oct 6, 2005, at 13:50, Scott Baret wrote:
What kind of computer was modified for this project?
Scott
--- Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings, all.
A while ago I made a
At 2:08 PM -0400 10/6/05, Daniel wrote:
It was an old PowerBook something-or-other. I think it was a
PowerBook 540c, but I'm not sure exactly.
Look in the Control Panels, Energy Saver or which ever one controls
the sleep timing and see if there is an option to have it power up
automatically
On 6-okt-05, at 20:08, Daniel wrote:
It was an old PowerBook something-or-other. I think it was a
PowerBook 540c, but I'm not sure exactly.
connect a pushbutton between pin 2 and pin 4 (gnd) if i recall it
right. there should be a trickle voltage of about 3 volt on pin 2. when
shotring
At 10:55 -0400 10/6/05, Daniel wrote:
I would rather just make a special little box with a power button on it, so
I can leave it near the picture frame. To do this, I need to know what the
power button does, what signals it sends over the ADB
One pin (2) on the ADB cable is devoted to power
