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  • Birthday 10/09/1975

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  1. Sound_Doctor
    I just wanted to post a quick followup: (grabbed some excess hardware lying around the office, only had access to the legal roms) aaarrgghh. can't post the images for some reason. Find them attached (maybe I can?) The last one is the way I'm going to mount one in my cab, backlite on, inversed image, so it glows, in a opening just large enough for the active area of the screen. With the availiable plugins for smartie, so many options, so little time.... sd
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    Just wanted to pass this along as I know I found it interesting: http://palmorb.sourceforge.net/ It allows you to use any old palm device, running palmOS 2.0 or better as a inexpensive LCD Display. Ive tried it here at the office emulating a matrix orbital display, and it works great, and it also works with any other LCD driving software such as LCD Smartie. I'm going to give it a shot this weekend hopefully to see if it works with the Tie in from Gameex. It seems actually a better option than adding a dedicated lcd display, as you get a LCD, and a touchscreen all in one. [edit] added features list: Features: Free - published under the GNU General Public License (GPL). Supports PalmOS 2.0 and above. Fairly complete emulation of a Matrix Orbital LK204-25 LCD (with a 4x20 display). 25 Keys (sent to host). Graffiti also supported. Color support. Serial (RS232) support - fully configurable. (experimental) USB support. A LCD Smartie 5.3+ build is required for USB support on Windows. BlueTooth (Serial Port Profile), and InfraRed (IrCOMM) support. Visual display of 6 General Propose Outputs (GPOs). Visual display of 8 Custom defined characters. Full built-in help. Very configurable. Backlight support. Palm's Auto switch-off disabled as long as data is received, and battery level isn't too low. Great for debugging software that drives Matrix Orbital displays! SoundDoc
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