One of the reasons I got the EeePC was so that I could have easy access to the internet when away from home.
I already knew that although getting a mobile phone to work with a Linux system is not always easy, I had read that several people had had luck using both usb cables and BlueTooth connections. Read the rest of this entry »
The PCF8582C-2 is a 256×8 bit CMOS EEPROM. It contains less memory than some PIC Processors! As have a few of these chips, I use them as a benchmark for the Router and PIC I2C interfaces. Read the rest of this entry »
These are the I2C Bus Hardware and Software settings I am using with the on OpenWrt Midge router to talk to a PIC 16F876 I2C Slave. Read the rest of this entry »
A little while ago I got 4 4Gb EeePC Sub Notebook, The Wide screen Advent Laptop I have is great for presentations or watching dvds, but its too large to carry about for the odd occasion I need a portable network machine. Read the rest of this entry »
These are the Connections I am using on the I/O Bus. Read the rest of this entry »
Fitting a serial converter and lead insider the I/O Bus box gives us back a socket for other projects and gets the serial converter out of harms way. Cutting a couple of I/O Bus tracks opens up even more options. Read the rest of this entry »