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Micro Innovations (diy computer interface)

Joe — Wed, 07 Dec 2011 03:45:25 +0000

richard-c.com This video tutorial will show you how to take an old computer keyboard and use its circuitry as a physical computing input device. This is my first video tutorial so feedback will be greatly appreciated. ONCE YOU HAVE THIS DEVICE, YOU CAN THEN USE IT TO INTERFACE WITH PROGRAMS THAT YOU WRITE USING SOFTWARE SUCH AS PURE DATA, PROCESSING, MAX AND ABLETON LIVE TO NAME A FEW. I AM PLANNING ON USING THIS THIS DEVICE TO INTERFACE SOME SALVAGED ORGAN PEDALS WITH THE COMPUTER. THINGS TO NOTE: – WHAT YOU ARE DOING IS REPLACING THE SWITCHES WITHIN YOUR KEYBOARD WITH OTHER FOR INPUT DEVICES – MAKE SURE THE INTERFACE IS PLUGGED IN WHEN YOU ARE TESTING, BUT IT’S PROBABLY A GOOD IDEA TO UNPLUG IT WHEN YOU A SOLDERING YOUR SWITCHES. – SINCE THIS KEYBOARD IS PS2, YOU ARE GOING OT NEED A PS2 USB ADAPTER IF YOU COMPUTER DOESN’T HAVE A PS2 PORT – YOU ARE GOING TO USE ONE OF THE 4 PINS AS A “GROUND” THAT YOU WILL PLUG USE TO WIRE TO ALL YOUR OTHER PINS WITH A SWITCH IN BETWEEN

PS3 Mod Create 6 USB Ports 4 Front And 2 Rear

Joe — Wed, 25 May 2011 09:11:33 +0000

My PS3 now boasts six (6) fully functional USB ports, the original four in front, and two (2) in the rear. We used the facilities of SkyFiber Inc. R&D lab for our work location as this is a seriously complex (and frightening) mod. www.SkyFiber.com Since their are no schematics or plans anywhere on the net to do this, we had a-lot of head scratching and hurdles to deal with, but in the end it worked out very well as you can see.

Basically what we’ve done is cut the data path from the internal USB controller chip on the PS3 to the #4 USB port (the one closest to the center). We then wired the upstream connection on the “external” hub to the PS3′s data output on those traces, thus tricking the PS3 into thinking there’s a regular four port hub plugged into the front. After that, we wired a downstream cable from the “external” hub back to the PS3′s front USB port. To activate the two rear USB ports we simply ran 2 pairs of data lines from the “external” hub.

All power to and from the “external” hub was handled with and old IDE HDD ribbon cable trimmed down to three wires power, negative, and ground. The results: 1. It works with no limitations 2. Anything can be plugged into the front and rear USB ports. This includes charging your Sixaxis controller, more hubs, Playstation Eye, external HDD, etc. 4. This setup is a true USB hub and I absolutely love it! I must give a BIG thank-you to jasonuscg (youtube.com for all the promotion work on the previous video, thanks man!

Arcade stick as a midi controller

Joe — Mon, 23 May 2011 22:20:58 +0000

A friend recently gave me this Dreamcast arcade stick. After ordering an usb adapter and downloading a software called Multicontrol I was able to send midi data to Ableton. You can do this with any old controller. Usb adapter : www.google.com HID to Midi software: www.arj.no (need max runtime to work: www.cycling74.com) Any Midi receiving DAW Enjoy! http

How to boot a recovery USB from BIOS

Joe — Sun, 22 May 2011 10:52:19 +0000

sites.google.com In this video I show you how to boot my recovery USB by changing the BIOS settings. The video shows how to do it on 3 different motherboards – Dell, Gigabyte, and ASUS. Your BIOS may be different, the video is just to give you some ideas on how to do it. If you’re not comftorable doing this kind of thing then don’t try it, there’s no risk you can break your system but BIOS settings are not something to toy with. I can’t take any responsibility if you make the wrong changes. Please visit my site for more information on my 4Gb Bootable system recovery / hack USB. sites.google.com This USB includes the folowing tools: Ubuntu 9.04 BackTrack 4 OphCrack Gparted Hiren’s diagnostic boot Trinity Rescue Kit (TRK) Clonezilla Memtest86+ Konboot The song in the video is “electrovibe” by “subatomicglue” and has been released under a creative commons license: creativecommons.org

HP basic printer driver install in Windows XP (USB)

Joe — Sun, 15 May 2011 10:26:38 +0000

This video shows the process for downloading and installing a basic printer driver. The basic driver does not include all the features available from the full feature driver – for example, scan buttons on the control panel will not start a scan. The full featured driver is strongly recommended instead of the basic driver shown here. This shows installing the HP PSC 1315, but the instructions are the same for many HP inkjet printers. I am an HP employee. I do not represent HP on this site. www.hp.com/supportvideos.

Preparing a Bootable USB for Flashing Bios Part 1

Joe — Wed, 11 May 2011 09:31:57 +0000

I’ve learned many different ways for flashing the bios, and this one’s the easiest and least problematic approach to do.

Futurelooks Reviews the NZXT Bunker USB Locking Device

Joe — Fri, 06 May 2011 08:54:52 +0000

www.futurelooks.com – It’s a shame that devices like these have to exist. But we know that scumbags like to steal things at LAN parties and that’s why NZXT created the Bunker which is a USB peripheral locking device that installs easily in one of your 5.25 drive bays. In addition to adding four more USB 2.0 ports, the bunker provides a bit of theft deterrence for your USB connected peripherals like your keyboard and mouse. Check out the video for everything you want to know about it. To find your very own NZXT Bunker, check out the link below to search for the lowest price www.futurelooks.com Don’t forget to subscribe and make sure you check us out on Facebook and Twitter as well! www.futurelooks.com www.futurelooks.com Comments are always welcome and don’t forget to rate!

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USB Mouse Prank Device

Joe — Tue, 03 May 2011 08:34:02 +0000

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How to use the Easy Cap USB Capture DC60 Mac and Windows

Joe — Thu, 18 Feb 2010 06:26:57 +0000

http://www.onemoregadget.com A quick start guide on how to use the Easy Cap USB Capture DC60 from Deal Extreme for Mac and Windows. Full review and how-to can be found on http://www.onemoregadget.com

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REVIEW: Lantronix UBOX 2100

Joe — Fri, 20 Mar 2009 23:49:29 +0000

Danny Mavromatis from Mavromatic reviews Lantronix UBOX 2100 — As Seen @ http://www.mavromatic.com/archives/000656

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