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cerf_notes [2007-06-12 18:36] nikcerf_notes [2007-06-12 18:38] nik
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-==== example code for reading from the GPIO pins ==== 
  
-accessing the cerfboard GPIO pins under linux + 
-                                                                                   +==== example code for reading from the GPIO pins ==== 
-better than nothing, and probably about all we need. tho i'm not sure how to go about doing anything realtime-like using mmap - that is, interrupts, rather than agressive polling to catch all of the pulses.+accessing the cerfboard GPIO pins under linuxbetter than nothing, and probably about all we need. tho i'm not sure how to go about doing anything realtime-like using mmap - that is, interrupts, rather than agressive polling to catch all of the pulses.
  
 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CerfCube/message/1023 http://groups.yahoo.com/group/CerfCube/message/1023
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 ==== configs ==== ==== configs ====
 see; [[Cerf Config]] see; [[Cerf Config]]
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 ==== hardware ==== ==== hardware ====
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 The plugs are available from RS, part number 464-044. They cost 8.50 Euro (March 2004), are sturdy and not too bad to solder. They are manufactured by Binder, http://www.binder-connector.de and are sexy. The plugs are available from RS, part number 464-044. They cost 8.50 Euro (March 2004), are sturdy and not too bad to solder. They are manufactured by Binder, http://www.binder-connector.de and are sexy.
  
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