Mark Sims wrote: > Well, I'm particularly fond of the MegaDonkey from mega-donkey.com It does > everything I want a microcontroller to do (it should, I designed it). Atmel > ATMEGA2561, 256K flash, 8K RAM, LCD 160x80 graphics touchscreen display, > two serial ports, IIC ports, A/D ports, lots of I/O pins, beeper, > prototyping area, wonderful open-source software, makes Julianne fries, > gives a fair backrub. The softwware is in avr-gcc so you have a full blown C > compiler. There is also a version with a Mega128 chip (128K flash,4K RAM, > 128x64 LCD, mediocre backrubs) and one without the LCD. > > The software has a software time-of-day clock with crystal freq calibration > capability. Has demo routines for digital and analog clock displays. > Internally it runs off a 10 KHz interrupt so you can get that level of > resolution. You could add a battery backed IIC clock chip (we have a couple > of circuit boards floating around, haven't written the software yet). Also > there is a 8 pin SOIC chip pad area in the prototyping area where a clock > chip could be added).
Mark, sounds very cool but www.mega-donkey.com or mega-donkey.com don't resolve... John _______________________________________________ time-nuts mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe, go to https://www.febo.com/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/time-nuts and follow the instructions there.
