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Say what you will about Microsoft, but they really considered Design and Usability (two big and very important words in my lexicon) when they created the 360 controller. Placement of the sticks and buttons, shapes, weight, textures, triggers that are designed like real triggers, bumpers — you name it, they thought of it.
Sony, meanwhile, redesigned their Dual Shock into a boomerang, which was an instant non-hit with the kids and critics when they first announced the PS3. So they went back to the old tried and true.
Tried and true isn't necessarily the best solution. How do you take a good idea and not only NOT improve upon it but make it less substantial than it's predecessor?
Introducing the PS3 Sixaxis controller. This controller is wimpy. It's light. It lacks rumble vibration. The left stick and D-pad are where they left it (which now feels completely foreign to me after a year plus with the 360) and the triggers — don't even get me started about the triggers. And the battery. They obviously had customer satisfaction in mind when they decided that when the non-replaceable battery powered controller dies, that they'll replace it for you free of charge. Guess you'll have to play your 360 or Wii until the new controller arrives. And sure, it's got motion sensitivity, a là Wii. But how many games really take advantage of this in a good gameplay mechanic kind of way?
After all the time spent coming up with the marvel that is the PS3, they didn't feel like they needed to change something that was already so popular. A real shame, considering there is still room for lots of improvement. And i'm just starting with the controller.
These controllers :-D
1: They put the 347s NippyStreet on the 239
2: They put one of the 239s OmniCities on the 497
3: They put one of the 497s Nimbuses on the X1????
The controller contain a DE1 FPGA board from Terasic. All timings and settings can be entred by a keyboard and readout by a LCD display. rotary encoders are used for fast adjusting of some parameters like amplitude of the waveform for the waterfigures. multiple waveform are predefined for optimal shapes on the figures. This waves are digital samples and are saved into a flash memory.
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The TinyG stack consists of:
Motion Control Node Hardware
Running an Atmel xmega chip.
Managing up to 4 local motors via on-board stepper controllers.
Node Controller Firmware
G code interpreter for coordinated motion control.
Low-level canonical motion control command and configuration set.
Networking to allow multiple nodes to be assembled into a large number of coordinated motion axes.
A Robust Packet Communications Protocol
Runs an RS-485 bus to drive a collection of nodes (2 wire, multi-master protocol).
Supports node-to-node addressable communications as well as unacknowledged and acknowledged broadcast transmissions.
Implements an easy-to-use ASCII protocol, as well as a more efficient binary form.
Easy to drive from Arduino (mega) serial monitor or by println() statements.
This was a quickie made for my lovely nephew Scott as a pressie from me. Obviously he is a keen gamer, he has just been round with my sis to collect it and he was over the moon with it. He had no idea I was making one for him, it's just a small one as he is just having a couple of mates over for some gaming!!
A team of Cadre with the 4th Regiment, Advanced Camp, plot points on their land navigation map during observer controller training in Fort Knox, Ky., June 12, 2023. On the first day of OCT, the Cadre meet the other members on their assigned team for the first time. | Photo by Kate Koennecke, Ohio State University, CST Public Affairs Office
very simple.
Please change R1,R2 value by a battery voltage.
But please do not lower too much the resistor value.
365 Days in Colour - 163/365
I needed to find an item for 'X marks the spot' and suddenly remembered about the old Gamecube controller which had an 'x' button. Whilst photographing it I suddenly noticed that it was grey......it took me a while though!
Lt. Col. Hurd watches over Cadre at observer controller training in Fort Knox, Ky., June 12, 2023. Hurd believes that all Cadets deserve an equitable opportunity to succeed during Cadet Summer Training. | Photo by Kate Koennecke, Ohio State University, CST Public Affairs Office
Right from the start, there’s a lot to love about the Orbit Marine. It’s simple, yet fully controllable. Thin and sleek, yet powerful and bright. It can do things you never thought an aquarium light could do – all programmed from the comfort of your couch.
By combining the industry’s first Dual Daylight and Dual Actinic LED spectrums with our innovative Ramp Timer Pro™ LED controller, Current USA offers a complete 24 hour aquarium lighting solution. Now you can simulate a gradual sunrise, sunset and customized moonlight like never before. Designed specifically for saltwater aquarium environments, the Orbit Marine is the perfect choice for marine aquarists at any level.
Amazing control
Featuring control and dynamic lighting aspects you’ll have to see to believe, there is almost no limit to what you can do. The Orbit Marine includes our powerful Ramp Timer Pro LED controller with wireless IR (infrared) remote, providing two independent light channels to program:
24 hour on/off time, ramp up and dim down duration (0-30 minutes)
Minimum and maximum intensity (0-100%), color adjustment
Adjustable moon light color, brightness and duration
On-demand weather effects including cloud cover, storm with lightning and fading moonlight
Additional memory settings allow up to four customized lighting schedules you can access at any time with one touch. We’ve even pre-programmed two common lighting schedules and two coral acclimation modes to make it easy for your corals to adjust to their new lights. The backlit LCD screen is a thing of beauty, easy-to-read, and makes it simple to program using the IR remote.
Twice the spectrum, twice the effects
The Orbit Marine packs plenty of power thanks to the industry’s first Dual Daylight and Dual Actinic multi-chip LEDs. By incorporating two channels of dual color spectrums, we’ve created a light fixture producing eye popping colors with vibrant shimmer. The combination of 8,000K/12,000K white along with 445nm/460nm actinic blue creates the perfect spectrum for marine fish, inverts, live rock and corals to fluoresce like never before. Utilizing 120 degree lenses, the light spreads uniformly over your entire tank and color blends extremely well. Packaged in a sleek aluminum housing, the Orbit Marine is a brilliant lighting solution engineered for maximum tank enjoyment.
The perfect fit
Sliding docking legs allow quick and easy adjustments for a wide variety of installations. Easy to install, you can always add additional fixtures to your tank and operate them using a single remote.
Low voltage, super safe LEDs
Low, 12V DC, IP65 rated LEDs, making them super safe for aquarium use. 120 degree dispersion angle for optimal spread and color blending.