*NEW* USB Input/Output Board -- Fusion Brain

[P3D4T0R]

I am, as I have been, waiting eagerly. This is one of the last things needed to finish up my CarPC project and so far I couldnt be more happy.

[2k1Toaster]

Updated post #3 with pictures of the software both skinned and unskinned.


Feel free to ask questions about the hardware, software, or interface between them. Tim and I will answer all questions as soon as we possibly can.

[P3D4T0R]

can you show us an example of the bytestream and what it dose so we have an idea whats in front of us?

[LYHTSPD]

I would love to be a beta tester, but my carpc is still in the works. If you want someone who is "fresh off the boat" in the carpc world to beta test, let me know.

Otherwise I will be waiting for the official release of both the hardware and the software.

[greenman100]

can you show us an example of the bytestream and what it dose so we have an idea whats in front of us?

You only need to deal with the bytestream if you don't want to use our skinnable EXE.

[durwood]

Sign me up. I have been waiting for you guys for a while now. Carputer is ready to go.

Edit: I see it doesn't have built in relays. I was hoping it did. Hmmm....Not sure if this is what I want yet or not.

[greenman100]

Sign me up. I have been waiting for you guys for a while now. Carputer is ready to go.

Edit: I see it doesn't have built in relays. I was hoping it did. Hmmm....Not sure if this is what I want yet or not.

The relays are an accessory, they are connected via a cable so that you don't have to run several high-current feeds to one board, you can put the relay near the device to reduce the length of the run. This board can control relays directly.

[red_parchel]

I would be more than willing, to do some beta testing on the bench for you guys, my pc wont be installed IN my car for another month or so, LCD fabrication isnt done yet [how-ever it does work well on my desk ]

but i am VERY interested on the portability to a Linux OS, since thats the direction my CarPC is heading, for many reasons, if give a spot as a beta tester i would like to attempt to run your EXE's through WINE [if you haven't already] ...

I am a 3rd year IT student at RIT in upstate NY, and have some experience with hardware/software trouble shooting, let me know if I'm the kind of guy you're looking for.

-Red

[2k1Toaster]

I would be more than willing, to do some beta testing on the bench for you guys, my pc wont be installed IN my car for another month or so, LCD fabrication isnt done yet [how-ever it does work well on my desk ]

but i am VERY interested on the portability to a Linux OS, since thats the direction my CarPC is heading, for many reasons, if give a spot as a beta tester i would like to attempt to run your EXE's through WINE [if you haven't already] ...

I am a 3 "IT" student at RIT in upstate NY, and have some experiance with hardware/software trouble shooting, let me know if i'm the kind of guy you're looking for.

-Red

Well we havent tried the application running under WINE. I don't see why it shouldn't work. It will be open source, so no active decompiler restrictions or anything. Right now the software is still in testing and developement as well, and when the first version is complete, it will be a free download on our "yet-to-be-determined" website.

--Nick

[P3D4T0R]

You only need to deal with the bytestream if you don't want to use our skinnable EXE.

I want to try and integrate it into a digimod for streetdeck