http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373 - connecting past and future - Mon, 06 Sep 2010 12:15:49 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373&cpage=1#comment-2039 edwin Sat, 02 Jan 2010 21:49:40 +0000 http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373#comment-2039 The answer is in the top part of the code, where the pin-mapping is made. I think (hope) I used the same signal names as used in the schematic. The schematic describes the signals coming from the brain chip and the speech-chip. (COB1 and COB2) These are the tiny separate boards that are soldered in at a right angle on the main board. The answer is in the top part of the code, where the pin-mapping is made. I think (hope) I used the same signal names as used in the schematic. The schematic describes the signals coming from the brain chip and the speech-chip. (COB1 and COB2) These are the tiny separate boards that are soldered in at a right angle on the main board.

]]> http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373&cpage=1#comment-1892 St3fX Sat, 07 Nov 2009 16:04:23 +0000 http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373#comment-1892 Really cool, May you provide a more detailled explanation on which pin you wired on the board goes where on the COB1 and COB2 parts of the schematic? I'm on my own way to begin with my furby's experiments and it'll be very nice if I can figure this out. Thanks. Really cool,
May you provide a more detailled explanation on which pin you wired on the board goes where on the COB1 and COB2 parts of the schematic?
I’m on my own way to begin with my furby’s experiments and it’ll be very nice if I can figure this out.
Thanks.

]]> http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373&cpage=1#comment-1530 www.arquiteturadigital.com Tue, 01 Sep 2009 18:26:27 +0000 http://retrointerfacing.com/?p=373#comment-1530 very nice project! thanks very nice project! thanks

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