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

[madkad]

This sounds intresting, I never seen this thread

So I read over well scanned, is this ready ish yet? also are you selling hardware and the software?

sorry if you have said before there is alot of pages and its late here lol

[P3D4T0R]

Unresolved Bugs



Fixed Bugs
Odd habit of connecting/disconnecting

Other Improvements
I have the timed turnoff working independently for each channel... in other words, you set each channel to turn off after x number of seconds.



If you have not paid for your relay and temp sensor, you need to.

Once everyone reports in with a day or two of experience, I will send out new firmware PICs. We will provide an envelope with postage.

Iv been testing the board on and off for the better time since I got it and I haven't been able to find anything new wrong with it. Ill will be putting the software through its passes for the next few days as well as trying to interface with the DLL. I will post anything that I find.

[P3D4T0R]

I was also wondering if I could get the source code for the software, if your worried about anything along the lines of software theft all I want is the program its self not the DLL. I would like to get started on the StreetDeck integration plus I can do a better job testing the software if I can see it from behind... if you know what I mean.

[greenman100]

This sounds intresting, I never seen this thread

So I read over well scanned, is this ready ish yet? also are you selling hardware and the software?

sorry if you have said before there is alot of pages and its late here lol

Software is free, hardware prices are at www.fusioncontrolcentre.com/store.php

It's in beta now, will be for sale in under a month.

[P3D4T0R]

After StealthRT's post with close up pictures I noticed something out of place on my board, I had previously taken a very close look at all of the board because of an odd error where tuning on DO #7 meant that #8 turned off... well I found the error, it was a blatant oversight from the manufacture. I was dumb enough to not take a picture but in the posted picture circled is what was over soldered. What makes this the manufactures fault was the fact that it had been somewhat trimmed away but the bridge was still there. This did not help me while I was looking for the error because it looked like it was supposed to be there.

[2k1Toaster]

Iv been testing the board on and off for the better time since I got it and I haven't been able to find anything new wrong with it. Ill will be putting the software through its passes for the next few days as well as trying to interface with the DLL. I will post anything that I find.

I was also wondering if I could get the source code for the software, if your worried about anything along the lines of software theft all I want is the program its self not the DLL. I would like to get started on the StreetDeck integration plus I can do a better job testing the software if I can see it from behind... if you know what I mean.

Cool. The software is open source. I just didn't want to release it until it is somewhat finished so that we dont have multiple half-finished softwares floating around. I can send you the raw *.cs files for the dll interface if you want. It is actually really really easy the way we set it up. You send a byte array and you get a byte array all with 1 command through the dll. In .NET (which is managed) you will need to compile with /unsafe and wrap your classes in unsafe parameters. C# is not a happy camper when you play with manual stack allocations and pointers. Give me a few minutes/hours.

Software is free, hardware prices are at www.fusioncontrolcentre.com/store.php

It's in beta now, will be for sale in under a month.

After StealthRT's post with close up pictures I noticed something out of place on my board, I had previously taken a very close look at all of the board because of an odd error where tuning on DO #7 meant that #8 turned off... well I found the error, it was a blatant oversight from the manufacture. I was dumb enough to not take a picture but in the posted picture circled is what was over soldered. What makes this the manufactures fault was the fact that it had been somewhat trimmed away but the bridge was still there. This did not help me while I was looking for the error because it looked like it was supposed to be there.

Do you mind if we use that picture to yell at the manufacturer with? Is it something you are capable of fixing? I would assume so because you were able to find the flaw in the trace.

[P3D4T0R]

Do you mind if we use that picture to yell at the manufacturer with? Is it something you are capable of fixing? I would assume so because you were able to find the flaw in the trace.

Its not my picture, its StealthRT's, I didn't have my camera so I used his and just edited the circle onto it so you'd really have to ask him but I would say yes. I have already fixed it (how else would I know if it worked or not :P). I had a feeling you two were scratching your heads trying to figure out what went wrong so I figured Id post the info as soon as I tried it out.

Edit: Yes, PM me or email me the source if you want too, I feel you about the finishing thing, I wish I could have cleaned up some of my old code before I showed it off... oh well, its up to you.

[StealthRT]

Sure go for it 2k1Toaster.

BTW, send me the source and blah blah since it seems the program has changed some since the last time (3 weeks) u sent me the latest one.

David

[StealthRT]

and yeah, just in case its needed.. heres the super-sized pic:


David

[2k1Toaster]

The main soruce code. All the brain stuff is in here. The other like 15 source files are mostly for configuration (265kb):
http://www.fusioncontrolcentre.com/S.../FusionForm.cs

What communicates with the dll (7kb):
http://www.fusioncontrolcentre.com/S...b_interface.cs