Over the last few weeks we did a massive cleanup and reorganization of our SVN code repository. Most projects now follow a standard directory structure. All our in-progress and stalled project files are now completely open and available to anyone. We also included all the manufacturing resources used to initiate production at Seeed, and the […]
Tag Archives: firmware
FT232 Universal LCD Backpack release package v1
Over the last few weeks we did a massive cleanup and reorganization of our SVN code repository. Most projects now follow a standard directory structure. All our in-progress and stalled project files are now completely open and available to anyone. We also included all the manufacturing resources used to initiate production at Seeed, and the […]
Color LCD Backpack release package v1
Over the last few weeks we did a massive cleanup and reorganization of our SVN code repository. Most projects now follow a standard directory structure. All our in-progress and stalled project files are now completely open and available to anyone. We also included all the manufacturing resources used to initiate production at Seeed, and the […]
PIC LCD backpack release package v1a
A source archive and user package is now available for the PIC LCD Backpack. Several of these have been assembled on free PCBs, and we initiated a small batch of assembled boards last week. Latest downloads (check me first) LCD Backpack PIC HD44780.source.r1121.v1a.zip LCD Backpack PIC HD44780.package.v1a.zip Over the last few weeks we did a […]
USB Infrared Toy release package v2.0
Over the last few weeks we did a massive cleanup and reorganization of our SVN code repository. Most projects now follow a standard directory structure. All our in-progress and stalled project files are now completely open and available to anyone. We also included all the manufacturing resources used to initiate production at Seeed, and the […]
Web platform release package v1.c
Over the last few weeks we did a massive cleanup and reorganization of our SVN code repository. Most projects now follow a standard directory structure. All our in-progress and stalled project files are now completely open and available to anyone. We also included all the manufacturing resources used to initiate production at Seeed, and the […]
MSP430 LaunchPad Firmware Update 2.0 Released.
TI has released MSP430 LaunchPad firmware update 2.0. TI’s download is a GUI-based utility to update the emulator firmware of the MSP430 Value Line LaunchPad kit (MSP-EXP430G2). With this update, TI says your LaunchPad will be able to support all new and future MSP430G2xx Value Line devices. NOTE: Before you consider updating, read the caveats […]
Bus Pirate extended logic analyzer firmware
flubberlab made an alternate firmware for the Bus Pirate with extended support for the SUMP logic analyzer protocol. This firmware works with the latest Jawi client and has lots of features: Sample clock source (32 MHz CPU clock): Internal, 5.9 Hz to 108.8 kHz, jitter = -0/+250 ns External (via AUX pin), rising or falling, […]
Arduino logic analyzer with Logic Sniffer client
gillham wrote a logic analyzer firmware for the Arduino that works with on the Logic Sniffer client: Reading through the SUMP docs the protocol looked simple enough that I thought “Why not try implementing this on the Arduino?” and set about it. After getting my code to respond appropriately and kind of working with the […]
Week in (p)review: February 27, 2011
Don’t forget to share your current project in the comments or the forum. This week our favorite project gets a free SOIC protoboard. Here’s a summary of major developments over the last week: A new Bus Blaster v1 JTAG debugger was released Check out Dogsbody’s Demon Core v3.07 for the Logic Sniffer. We also released […]
Logic Sniffer: Demon Core v3.07 and firmware updates
Dogsbody released Demon Core v3.07 for the Logic Sniffer with the following fixes: Fixes problem with demux DDR captures causing bogus glitches Fixes missed samples when armed. Ensures the finish-now command works cleanly Minor tweaks to the adv-trigger. A full spec Note: Please be sure to use Jawi’s 0.9.3 release (or newer)! We released an […]
Logic Sniffer important bug fix firmware v2.5
There is a new firmware v2.5 for the Logic Sniffer with an important bug fix. Please upgrade your Logic Sniffer right away. We noticed a bug in the OLS firmware where the PIC and FPGA could both try to control the ROM CS pin at the same time during the self-test. Firmware v2.5+ fixes this […]
Bus Pirate firmware update made easy
Simon explained in detail on how to update the Bus Pìrate from firmware v3 to v5 easily. Get your own handy Bus Pirate for $30, including world-wide shipping. Also available from our friendly distributors Adafruit, Open Source Control Systems, and eHaJo.
Experimental Bus Pirate I2C sniffer upgrade
Darren posted an experimental Bus Pirate firmware with an optimized I2C sniffer. It might work at 400KHz+. Give it a spin and let us know how it goes. We’ll incorporate it into the next release if it tests well.
Week in (p)review: October 17, 2010
Here’s some highlights from the past two weeks, in case you missed them: A USB Infrared Toy as a USB->serial bridge for an RFID reader Design a Dangerous Prototypes t-shirt for fame and prizes Bus Blaster power up test passes Logic Sniffer 101 introduction and overview Bus Pirate hardware v4 first firmware Three USB LCD […]
Bus Pirate v4 firmware v5.9
Bus Pirate firmware v5.9 now compiles for hardware v4. All major new features are supported, even if they don’t work on the first prototype hardware version (shown above). This development is a major step forward, but it’s still going to be a long time before the v4 hardware is ready for general use.
Week in (p)review: October 3, 2010
Here’s some highlights from the past two weeks, in case you missed them: Bus Pirate firmware v5.8 USB IR Toy firmware v08 Logic Sniffer firmware v2.1 and updated OLS loader app Jawi released Logic Sniffer client v0.8.5 Web platform v1.1 is shipping now Bus Pirate LCD adapters are starting to arrive PCBs for the USB […]
Week in (p)review: September 26, 2010
Here’s some highlights from the past two weeks, in case you missed them: The Bus Pirate LCD adapter v2 design was published, the hardware is available for immediate delivery A new USB Infrared Toy 101 quick-start tutorial A tutorial on using SubVersionN (SVN) to grab our latest code The Bus Blaster and mini-blaster PCBs arrived […]
USB IR Toy test firmware 1.04
It looks like there’s a bug in v1.04 that makes it stop working after a few days. It can be fixed by connecting the PGC and PGD vias to enter the bootloader and uploading the v1.02 firmware again. USB IR Toy firmware v1.04 is ready for download. This release has a new mode for better […]
Week in (p)review: July 18, 2010
Here’s some highlights from the past week, in case you missed them: Bus Pirate firmware v5.3 was released with bug fixes and enhancements. We can’t buy ad space in Make this time. Add 16 more buffered channels to your Logic Sniffer with the Gadget Factory’s buffer wing. Sjaak demoed an LED matrix board from Sure […]