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Roberto Duarte

Pd and CUI32 1 Reply

Started by Roberto Duarte. Last reply by Dan Overholt 1 day ago.

Tommy Sutton

Existing firmware for older CUI board? 1 Reply

Started by Tommy Sutton. Last reply by Dan Overholt 1 day ago.

Manish Sharma

is PC needed for PIC controller to interface USB 2 Replies

Started by Manish Sharma. Last reply by Rich Testardi Feb 24.

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Hi Roberto, The type of system Arduino uses with it's "Firmata" firmware is something akin to the UBW32's default firmware, which allows pins to be configured and sampled/set from a host computer. But neither the UBW32 firmware (which would run fine…
yesterday
Hi Tommy, I have posted quite a few examples of firmware that run on the old CUI board near the bottom of its webpage: http://www.create.ucsb.edu/~dano/CUI/ This includes things like HID (Human Interface Device) firmware, Bluetooth wireless firmware…
yesterday
Roberto Duarte added a discussion
Is the CUI35 Board controlable direct from Pd as Arduinos from Pduino + Firmdata firmwire are?
yesterday
Humphrey is now a member of Overtone Labs
on Tuesday
Thanks, Dan! Jonathan
on Monday
Tommy Sutton added a discussion
Hi,   I've just obtained the original CUI board (perfect timing, i know) and I am wanting to create an interface using around 6-8 pressure sensors (or other kind, but these seem to be most appropriate sensors I've found) that a dance troupe will use…
on Monday
Hi Jonathan, I'll post a compiled HID firmware for the CUI32 that works with Max/MSP when I find the time (and also the source code) - it is of course possible to do exactly as the old CUI board did, and so much more now! Best, Dan
on Sunday
Mike Page is now a member of Overtone Labs
March 5
Jonathan Richard added a blog post
Do the MAX/MSP objects that worked with the original Create USB interface work with the CUI32? I really enjoy using MAX and really don't want to use a Terminal program/serial software programming interface! Jonathan
March 3
Jonathan Richard interest in CUI32
March 3
Rich Testardi added a blog post
Well, I just did a search for CUI32 on SparkFun, and it is here! http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9645 Hey Dan, I also noticed on the product info page that there is a link to part 1 (of 3) on the video -- can you add…
March 3
Nirav J Doshi is now a member of Overtone Labs
February 28
Dan, Thanks for that information. That looks like it will fit my bill very well. I think it escaped my notice because I was using "midi" as one of my search keywords. thanks, Hananiel
February 25
Dan Overholt added a blog post
Here are a few photos of how the CUI32 boards you buy from SparkFun will look! Note that there is a V-score to allow the prototyping section of the board to be broken off if desired (to make it smaller).... And here is a shot from Rich Testardi sho…
February 24
February 24
StickOS indeed supports USB Host Mode on the PIC332MX4. When USB Host Mode is enabled, all BASIC "print" statements are appended to the file stickos.log on the USB flash drive, so you can make an easy data logger that way. To program the CUI32 when…
February 24

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Jonathan Richard

MAX/MSP and CUI32

Do the MAX/MSP objects that worked with the original Create USB interface work with the CUI32? I really enjoy using MAX and really don't want to use a Terminal program/serial software programming interface!


Jonathan

Posted by Jonathan Richard on March 3, 2010 at 11:39pm — 2 Comments

Rich Testardi

CUI32 is here!

Well, I just did a search for CUI32 on SparkFun, and it is here!



http://www.sparkfun.com/commerce/product_info.php?products_id=9645



Hey Dan, I also noticed on the product info page that there is a link to part 1 (of 3) on the video -- can you add links to parts 2 and 3 as well? (Somebody said the video just cut off, and I didn't realize where they were viewing it from...) Thanks!!!

Continue

Posted by Rich Testardi on March 3, 2010 at 6:36am

Dan Overholt

CUI32 Final Hardware Ready!

Here are a few photos of how the CUI32 boards you buy from SparkFun will look!


Note that there is a V-score to al… Continue

Posted by Dan Overholt on February 24, 2010 at 10:30pm

Hananiel Sarella

Is this coming out any time soon

I know the schematics are out there but it seems like it's beyond my soldering abilities. Any word on possible date and pricing? Been waiting since last November. Any one know of alternatives? I need something that converts 88 key keboard matrix presses to Midi and midi over USB. If we can add polyphonic after touch that will be a bonus.

Posted by Hananiel Sarella on February 19, 2010 at 9:17am — 3 Comments

Dan Overholt

StickOS copyright/license status == source open to core developers

The following information is directly from Rich Testardi - rich@testardi.com - regarding StickOS:

I have made all of the source except the "core BASIC" public in the skeleton source code project available here: http://www.cpustick.com/downloads.htm From this you can rebuild StickOS and make basic modifications to it. This includes all of the "platform-dependent" code that is involved in porting from MCU to MCU, and obviously all of the code th… Continue

Posted by Dan Overholt on January 18, 2010 at 5:30pm

John Luckey

Update ?

Dan,

Any word from SparkFun on status of the CUI32 board availability?
What is the copyright/license status of the StickOS? Will it be opensource?

John

Posted by John Luckey on January 15, 2010 at 10:58pm

Dan Overholt

CUI32 software and related projects

Hi All,

SparkFun is getting closer to being ready to sell the CUI32 now - I can't specify an exact date though!

I have created a Main Page for the board on this website - just click the link CUI32 above next to FORUM.
Also, the FORUM is where we should keep any questions, discussions, etc... that way the overall blog is reserved for higher priority messages.

Currently, the plan is to ship the CUI32 with "StickOS" installed as the default firm… Continue

Posted by Dan Overholt on December 18, 2009 at 5:00pm

Donald Murray

I'm new to this site.

I mainly signed on to find out more about the CUI board. Where is it's project page? Where is there info about what this site is for? I see a big forum and thats about it along with photos. Am I missing something?

Posted by Donald Murray on December 17, 2009 at 8:29am

John Luckey

what software plans for cui32

what is planned for software tools for cui32? I'm considering building a breadboard version, in advance of a board
from SparkFun.

Posted by John Luckey on December 10, 2009 at 5:14pm

Jason S

When can we buy a CUI32?!

Hi Dan,

Any word on when the CUI32 will be available for sale from SparkFun?

Cheers,
-Jason

Posted by Jason S on December 9, 2009 at 9:38pm

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