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All buttons has 3 colors LED.
Front panel & sides are anodized aluminum.
The whole unit has no screw visible.
DE: Weißer Xbox 360 Controller.
EN: White Xbox 360 game pad.
Commons: commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Image:Xbox360_controller_white...
The greatest gaming controller ever created... in glorious, dirt-magnet-white... imported from the magical land of Japan.
PCB of the light controller which automatically turns on and off at the predetermined time of the day.
PCB design files, schematic and firmware source code of this project are available at github.com/dilshan/programmable-light
Due to a shortage of steel during the first world war, several experiments were made in the construction of ferro-concrete ships. Land was leased from Preston Corporation by the company Hughes and Stirling in 1914 for this purpose.
Four slipways were constructed adjacent to the bull nose on the south side of the river. Orders were placed by the shipping controller (London) for Ten 700 ton engineless barges. These barges were much in demand for bringing iron ore to Britain from Spain.
The method of construction adopted was the 'Ritchie Unit System' of pre cast sections assembled on the slipways. The first ship completed was the 'Cretemanor' (PD110) launched in September 1919. The second ship to make her way down the stocks was the 'Cretemoor' (PD 112) launched in January 1920. Work was started but never finished on two further unnamed vessels.
After the cessation of hostilities the scheme was abandoned and the yard fell into disuse. Cretemanor was transferred to the London board of trade and then on to Crete shipping Co (UK) She was sold to Spain in 1927 then sunk in harbor construction. On December 10th 1920 Cretemoor struck a submerged object off Gt. Yarmouth while under tow between Newcastle and Dunkirk. She was also being towed by a concrete tug (the Creteboom) and now lies on the bottom somewhere off Dunkirk.
For a short period after Hughes and Stirling moved off the site, the facilities were taken over by Ritchie Concrete Engineering and Shipbuilding Company. They then succesfully launched a small coaster 'Burscough' which ended it's days as a foundation for a jetty in the Isle of Man.
The chapter was not yet closed on concrete ship contruction at Preston. A small firm Steelcrete Marine Ltd. set up operations just inland from the old slipways in 1970 to produce specialized leasurecraft such as yachts and canal cruisers. The smooth hulls of several abandoned craft could still be seen amongst the weeds in the early 80's
For many years after the main slipways had been abandoned the frames of the two unfinished H&S vessels lay on the stocks but were eventually demolished in the mid 60's.
No trace remains today of this enterprise other than a few bricks and the odd bit of concrete on the river bank. The Ribble Steam Railway occupies most of the site.
Dimensions of Cretemanor & Cretemoor: 747grt 712 nrt / 54.86m x 9.58m x 5.79m
Cancelled orders: PD 111, 113, 114, 115, 116, 117, 118, 119.
For anyone who may have further interest English Heritage has assembled a number of photographs depicting the Ferro - Concrete shipbuilding activity that ocurred at the docks here... viewfinder.english-heritage.org.uk/story/intro.aspx?story...
Apparently somebody thought that this Xbox was a good representative for all Xbox 360s: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xbox_360
Joystiq used it too: www.joystiq.com/2006/10/12/analyzing-microsofts-and-sonys...
Teensy3 (arduino) with two moisture sensors that send MIDI CCs. Water evaporates pretty quickly so the controllers are continuously changing. Works really well. It's a breeze to make the Teensy3 send MIDI CCs and since it's USB you can use it with an iPad with the camera connection kit.
Ventilation fan controlled by EMSL Art Controller board with custom thermostat firmware
More information: www.rotormind.com/blog/2013/Art-Controller-Thermostat
In the above image you can see the controller with the first 5 DIP
switches set: this corresponds to binary 011111 = 31° Centegrade,
or 87.8° F. You can set the switches to any temperature between 0
and 63° C which should be sufficient for most cooling tasks: for
negative temperatures you will need to modify the code somewhat.
A N64 controller breakout cable. I very carefully removed the cable from one of my controllers so that I can put it back in later if need be. The three wires are +3.3V (red), ground (black) and data (white). The pins are suitable for putting into a breadboard.
One of the best things about the PlayStation 4 is the new controller. It' soooo much better than the DualShock 3 -- much more comfortable.
Photo-a-Day: Year 5, Day 320 - Total Days: 1781
Laatste nieuwe aanwinst, de ROBOTICS TXT Controller. Samen met de ROBOPRO software is dit een grafische interface om je programma's te maken voor de controller. Ik ga deze controller boven de FPGA controller gebruiken waardoor ik meer mogelijkheden heb om de kogelbaan te sturen en vooral verschillende programma's te gebruiken zonder opnieuw de FPGA te moeten programmeren. De communicatie tussen de Robotics TXT en mijn FPGA zal gebeuren met de externe I2C connector. Zo kan ik alle data van de FPGA snel inlezen en ook commands terug sturen.
De software op de PC is hier al aangesloten en in gebruik. Een eerste testprogramma om de externe I2C driver te gebruiken draait al en op de scope zie ik de data op de I2C bus al verschijnen zoals ik die in de grafische editor op de PC heb aangemaakt. Nu nog de I2C slave driver voor de FPGA schrijven maar ik heb een aantal voorbeelden gevonden en ga daar de beste wel mee verwerken.
Natuurlijk heb ik ook al een kleine test gedaan om een aangesloten motor te sturen en zelfs ook om en rotary encoder aan te sluiten en uit te lezen. Je kunt ook de online mode gebruiken en dan komen de resultaten op je PC scherm.
Oef, weer een heel ander stuk software te verwerken maar gezien de high level gaat het enorm snel!
PC wordt aangesloten via USB of netwerk volgens keus. Er zijn heel veel programma's beschikbaar, voor je I2C chips bestaan de meeste toepassingen reeds kant en klaar.
The NES is the best video game system ever made. It is made by the same company that made the camera that took these photos. The GameBoy Camera
Ventilation fan controlled by EMSL Art Controller board with custom thermostat firmware
More information: www.rotormind.com/blog/2013/Art-Controller-Thermostat