propeller

 I've worked on this alot latley. It's an improved version of my text editor. Basically, it was made to test the keyboard input and TV output for the propeller, but ended up being alot more work than it was worth. In the end, I just realized that I only needed to use the ending string (13, 10). Only some minor problems remain: no tv objects will work unless the prop. is plugged into the computer and no spaces show up when using the read method. Here's the code:

Horay! I just got my GG propeller board USB:

 And, for the record, I did blink some LED's (video 1). Parts shipment 1 of 2 has also arrived:

Continued......... Video explains the details ....including the painstaking job of finding the right house wires....ekkk

Removed the "Elfish PC" as its needed on another project.........

..... Replaced with a super cool RBBB Propeller board M44D40 found on the parallax forum, for 20 dollars.

I choose this board because of its size and simplicity (it has to fit inside my RFID box) .

     The IRIS System will basically have three goals:

Only one photo could upload. It shows the EXOskeleton. Photo #2 not shown has many solderless breadboards and lots more Parallax Propeller chips with high density wiring.

Continuation of Hacked Multipass RFID reader ......

Now updated with absolute decode of the 19 byte "Secret-Cypher" hex string to 10 digit readable numerical string....YAY

For the cost of 4 resistors and a $1.80 Bluetooth dongle - your Propeller chip can join the wireless environment.

....again the Propeller chip just bowls me over with its amazing capabilities.....

For more details of how to accomplish this....... zip over to Elizabeth Scotts site

EDIT :- Now confirmed working with 2$ dealextream Bluetooth Dongle.

This has been out for a while, I just hadn't played with it before (check out the video to see what I'm talkin' about).  The audio quality is perfect - it's an amazing effort.  Just an SD card and an LED.  I modified it (very slightly) to work with SDHC and the Propeller Platform's pins, here's the code