Hi,

what about a project for connecting external sensors (e.g. temerature) to th empeg.
Are there any problems with the serial port if it´s car powered ? (-5V)

there are already several home-project - I think it would be quite easy to port them:
http://www.freshmeat.net/appindex/1999/08/09/934257123.html

bobo

The serial port has -ve voltages - the charge pump in the serial chip deals with this.

At some point I might dig out a PIC and publish some source for a simple I/O device (eg - steering wheel remote), but I need some free time first ;)

Hugo

>At some point I might dig out a PIC and publish some source for a simple I/O device (eg - steering wheel remote), but I need some free time first ;)

To my left, my steering wheel, already with a bunch of controls on it, but room for a few more.
To my Right, a Pic developer kit.
Absent, the protocol.
Hmm, I see another few late nights coming on.

Steve.

Hmm.

Landrover with paddle switches on column.

Half a clue with assembler.

Bad attitude.

Netwinder for ARM development

Wish to learn PIC development.

This could be a plan.

Knowing the way my programming projects often go, this could quite easily also be a banana. Time will tell.

Hello

Did you got your temp-sensor working ?? Could you find something ??
I'm interested in a temp-sensor connected to empeg.
Maybe someone knows how to do ???

I was thinking more about using the serialport for a GSM modem, and then adding WAP support :) Everyone talks about, why not us :)

/\/\orten Seeberg.

Yeah, like how about a clock along with that temp sensor?

I'm clueless to programming, so I'll leave this to you experts. :)

Empeg ROCKS!

The Mark2 will have a clock and both models have a temp sensor. It just only reads the internal temp.

-Waiting to replace the hole in my truck with a Mark2