2007
DSIO , in english
Description du DSIO en anglais car certaines personnes me l'ont demandé (merci Costello pour la correction de ma trad).
DSIO

DSIO's history :
DSIO is a project that grew up in my head several months ago during the French DUT GEII Robotic Cup.
I wanted to use a Nintendo DS to control my robot but time wasn't on my side.
A few months later, the idea came back. After many weeks spent working on DSIO, I've managed to finalize my first prototype.
I'm using an old GBC cartridge to connect my Nintendo DS to a micro-controller.
With the GBATEK and my micro-controller documentation I was able to program a small application that can exchange data between both sides.
Presentation:
DSIO can send/receive 8 bits of data and offers several inputs and outputs.
I've added some captors on the DSIO to show what it can do.
On the DSIO we can find:
- Switch position detector (Read an input)
- A LED (send data to an output)
- A Luminosity sensor (Read analogic data)
- A rumble
- A tilt (Detect shock)
- A 3 Axis accelerometer (same utilisation as DS Motion/R6/...)
On the DSIo there's also:
- 4 digital inputs/outputs (with an Analog/Digital converter)
- 2 digital inputs/outpus (with interrupt on change)
All of the features listed can be used on every homebrew with my small library.
The chip on DSIO can't be updated using PC software without some materilas.
DSIO's possibilities :
They are huge (depending on the coders who will use it).
For example you could use the luminosity sensor for a boktai-like game or a small weather station (with others sensors like temperature or pressure sensor).
You could also imagine a custom controller built with switches (like neogeo pad, pop'n'music, etc..)
If you have any suggestion or question, you can contact me by MP or on the IRC channel #pa.org, on EFNet.
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