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I picked up my Switch 2 today that I ordered on the GameStop website!
nintendo.fandom.com/wiki/Nintendo_Switch_2
yooo! there’s probably similar comparison pictures out there but here’s mine! hopefully it’ll help someone! :D
Nintendo Switch 2: In-Store Target Haul (6/5/25)
*Switch 2 Console
*Pro Controller
*Memory Card
*Mario Kart World (Not Pictured)
*Switch 2 Tote Bag (Free Bonus-Target Exclusive)
*Princess Peach Keychain (Free Bonus-Target Exclusive)
IMac G5 and Mac mini core duo - the second monitor working with my imac thanks to the screen spanning hack.
I got this cheap wireless RF transmitter / receiver pair (from sparkfun) to work very well using VirtualWire.h library (pdf). I think I got it to transmitted from one arduino to another up to about 300 feet (according to what it looked like on Google Maps).
It is very simple to wire up. The switches attached to digital pin 9 and 10 have a 220ohm resister between the digital pin and ground – then one wire from the switch goes to the digital pin and the other goes to 5V. The receiver and transmitter are wired as follows. Someone said to connect the data pins together, but it works great as shown below (I think Tom Igoe explains that the data pins are different, the one I leave untouched can be used in different applications).
Here is the code I adapted for the transmitter (from the VirtualWire.h library examples).
Here is the code I adapted for the receiver (from the VirtualWire.h library examples).
It is easy to get the arduinos to react differently depending on what you put in the end of the receiver code. For example, one receiver arduino could have the following code, which would light an LED on pin10 if switch1 were depressed:
////// if statements comparing incoming message //////
if (strcmp(inString, "N") == 0){
digitalWrite(10, true);
}
if (strcmp(inString, "Y") == 0){
digitalWrite(10, false);
}
digitalWrite(13, false); // turn off LED to show done
}
}
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The other receiver arduino could have the following code, which would light an LED on pin10 if switch2 were depressed:
////// if statements comparing incoming message //////
if (strcmp(inString, "O") == 0){
digitalWrite(10, true);
}
if (strcmp(inString, "Z") == 0){
digitalWrite(10, false);
}
digitalWrite(13, false); // turn off LED to show done
}
}
Williams Indiana Jones in switch test after engaging switch 78. This is the bottom right switch on the mini playfield. Notice how there is a dot on the far left column second row down. This only appears when you activate switch 78.
12/12/2008 Switch eletronic music festival - Dj's and Vj's from China and Swiitzerland at Absolute House
Great festival!!
Phoenix Dance Theatre: Reflected
Get reacquainted with this internationally recognised company as it celebrates it's 30th birthday, and new direction under Artistic Director Sharon Watson.
19 - 20 May 2011
Northern Stage
Box Office: 0191 230 5151
Book online: www.northernstage.co.uk
I hate trying to get things online when there’s rush and a time limit. Who wants to click refresh and have tons of windows open? I can’t alt-tab like I used to. So I wandered over to the local GameStop the day preorders opened, with my mind fully made up that if the line was too long I’d just go home. But it was raining that day, and only about 30 or so people were in line. I got the last Mario Kart bundle the store had.
Fast forward to release day. Zoe and I watched Terminator 2 while waiting for midnight to get closer. I was hoping to get there sooner so she could experience the crowd fun of being around other gamers at a midnight launch. But as it worked out we got there about five minutes before everyone started going in. I gotta hand it to the GameStop employees. They know how to get people in and out.
What was the last console you just plugged in and turned on and a game started immediately? I bet it was the N64 or PS1, because I think even the PS2 had a setup sequence with the clock and resolution and everything. Unless you were one of the cool kids that bought Saturn.
I kinda miss that.
User interface board from some compaq/digital autoloading tape drive. (TurboDAT autoloader? or maybe Archive 4586NP)
8 char led display is a SCD 5581 (Yellow color)
Note that it is 5x5 matrix.
Siemens claims: "Low power–30% less power dissipation than 5x7 format." Thanks.. I guess
after some probing, Pin out seems to be:
1: SWITCH1
2: SWITCH2
3: !LED D6
4: !LED D5
5: !LED D4
6: !LED D3
7: NC
8: NC
9: LOAD (LED display)
10: SDCLK (LED display)
11: DATA (LED display)
12: GND
13: GND
14: NC
15: VCC
16: VCC