Post by thread:Basic Stamp Club's emulator,

Hi folks!, I was surfing the net yesterday when I found a site with details of BS1 stamp emulator that you can make your self. It has been designed and made available by the kind people at the BSSClub. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Cable/7772/ The design has recently been enhanced (Nov 99 latest version) The board can be programmed via the printer port or the serial port and all the details are available in a file called st1-64v2.zip Someone on this list once said that everybody (interested in this stuff) should have a Basic Stamp in there tool kit to use as a quickly programmable digital tester and source of test signals etc. etc.. The limitation on the above design is a program length of 68 tokens (stored in the 16F/C84 eeprom data area) but if you just want a simple programmable digital tester/signal source this should not be a big problem. I have not built one of these yet but I thought I had to bring it to the attention of people on this list. Has anyone else built it? ------------John P. B.

"JP.BROWN" wrote: > Hi folks!, I was surfing the net yesterday when I found a site with > details of BS1 stamp emulator that you can make your self. > It has been designed and made available by the kind people at the > BSSClub. > www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Cable/7772/ > The design has recently been enhanced (Nov 99 latest version) > The board can be programmed via the printer port or the serial > port and all the details are available in a file called st1-64v2.zip I had the first Basic Stamp divided by four one at: http://www.dontronics.com/bs4.html I now have an 8051 family Interpreter/EEPROM combination at: StampStick up to 32K of Basic code. Hex file free. http://www.dontronics.com/tiny51.html I will have a new compiler one based on AVR at: http://www.dontronics.com/a_page_to_be_announced.html Don McKenzie spam_OUTdonTakeThisOuTdontronics.com http://www.dontronics.com World's Largest Range of Atmel and PICmicro Hardware and Software StampStick 32K EEPROM Basic http://www.dontronics.com/tiny51.html