Peter H. Anderson's site has a wealth of
information
and examples on using the Stamp with I2C devices
www.phanderson.com
--Stu
Original Message
From: <h.l.den.broeder@h...>
To: <basicstamps@egroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 2:55 PM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] I2C and basic stamp
> Hello,
>
> How can I connect IC2 components to a basic
stamp?
>
> Kind regards,
> Henk den Broeder
>
>
>
>
>
In a message dated 12/2/00 8:56:45 PM Central Standard Time, swrenn@z... writes:
> How can I connect IC2 components to a basic stamp?
Parallax is releasing a new Stamp next month called the BS2p. It is faster
than the BS2-SX, draws less current and has native support for I2C, Dallas
1-Wire and parallel LCD displays. My "Stamp Applications" column in the
December issue of Nuts & Volts focuses on the BS2p.
At 12:26 PM Sunday 12/3/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>Jon-
>That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
>January? The Parallax website search disavows any
>knowledge of a "BS2p".
>-cheers, Stu
>Stu -
You may want to look back at this message from last month:
Parallax showed their new BASIC Stamp, BS2p, at the Embedded Show last month
which takes care of the LCD interface better than that chip interface you are
talking about. It uses nearly the same command format as that provided for
the "serin and serout"
END QUOTE
> >
> > Parallax is releasing a new Stamp next month
>called the BS2p. It is faster
> > than the BS2-SX, draws less current and has
>native support for I2C, Dallas
> > 1-Wire and parallel LCD displays. My "Stamp
>Applications" column in the
> > December issue of Nuts & Volts focuses on the
>BS2p.
> >
> > -- Jon Williams
> > -- Dallas, TX
> >
Jon-
That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
January? The Parallax website search disavows any
knowledge of a "BS2p".
-cheers, Stu
>
> Parallax is releasing a new Stamp next month
called the BS2p. It is faster
> than the BS2-SX, draws less current and has
native support for I2C, Dallas
> 1-Wire and parallel LCD displays. My "Stamp
Applications" column in the
> December issue of Nuts & Volts focuses on the
BS2p.
>
> -- Jon Williams
> -- Dallas, TX
>
> > That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
> > January? The Parallax website search disavows any
> > knowledge of a "BS2p".
>
> Should be shipping mid-to-late January. I just returned to Dallas
from a
> visit to Parallax -- the BS2p definitely exists.
Jon,
I looked for the Nuts and Volts this afternoon, but it is not on our
newstands yet. How fast is the BS2p?
In a message dated 12/3/00 5:37:22 PM Central Standard Time, mob@m... writes:
> I looked for the Nuts and Volts this afternoon, but it is not on our
> newstands yet. How fast is the BS2p?
Speed is very subjective with an interpreter but generally, the BS2p is
considered about 20% faster (about 12,000 instructions per second) than the
BS2-SX. The bonus is that it draws less current than the BS2-SX and there is
a new command that allows you to used EE in another program bank as storage
and retrieval without actually having to switch programs. This will be great
for datalogging apps.
Comments
information
and examples on using the Stamp with I2C devices
www.phanderson.com
--Stu
Original Message
From: <h.l.den.broeder@h...>
To: <basicstamps@egroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, December 02, 2000 2:55 PM
Subject: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] I2C and basic stamp
> Hello,
>
> How can I connect IC2 components to a basic
stamp?
>
> Kind regards,
> Henk den Broeder
>
>
>
>
>
swrenn@z... writes:
> How can I connect IC2 components to a basic stamp?
Parallax is releasing a new Stamp next month called the BS2p. It is faster
than the BS2-SX, draws less current and has native support for I2C, Dallas
1-Wire and parallel LCD displays. My "Stamp Applications" column in the
December issue of Nuts & Volts focuses on the BS2p.
-- Jon Williams
-- Dallas, TX
>Jon-
>That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
>January? The Parallax website search disavows any
>knowledge of a "BS2p".
>-cheers, Stu
>Stu -
You may want to look back at this message from last month:
CHIPKEN@a... 11/18/2000 Re: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] LCD Display Interfacing
QUOTE
Parallax showed their new BASIC Stamp, BS2p, at the Embedded Show last month
which takes care of the LCD interface better than that chip interface you are
talking about. It uses nearly the same command format as that provided for
the "serin and serout"
END QUOTE
> >
> > Parallax is releasing a new Stamp next month
>called the BS2p. It is faster
> > than the BS2-SX, draws less current and has
>native support for I2C, Dallas
> > 1-Wire and parallel LCD displays. My "Stamp
>Applications" column in the
> > December issue of Nuts & Volts focuses on the
>BS2p.
> >
> > -- Jon Williams
> > -- Dallas, TX
> >
Regards,
Bruce Bates
That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
January? The Parallax website search disavows any
knowledge of a "BS2p".
-cheers, Stu
>
> Parallax is releasing a new Stamp next month
called the BS2p. It is faster
> than the BS2-SX, draws less current and has
native support for I2C, Dallas
> 1-Wire and parallel LCD displays. My "Stamp
Applications" column in the
> December issue of Nuts & Volts focuses on the
BS2p.
>
> -- Jon Williams
> -- Dallas, TX
>
swrenn@z... writes:
> That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
> January? The Parallax website search disavows any
> knowledge of a "BS2p".
Should be shipping mid-to-late January. I just returned to Dallas from a
visit to Parallax -- the BS2p definitely exists.
> > January? The Parallax website search disavows any
> > knowledge of a "BS2p".
>
> Should be shipping mid-to-late January. I just returned to Dallas
from a
> visit to Parallax -- the BS2p definitely exists.
Jon,
I looked for the Nuts and Volts this afternoon, but it is not on our
newstands yet. How fast is the BS2p?
Thanks,
Michael
The BS2p will work in my spiffy new INex board and it will have
built in support for recieving X10 commands.
I'll cross my fingers now and hold my breath waiting on an
answer.. [noparse]:)[/noparse]
Rob Brun
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Subject: Re: [noparse][[/noparse]basicstamps] I2C and basic stamp
In a message dated 12/3/00 11:26:58 AM Central Standard Time,
swrenn@z... writes:
> That's good news, but by "next month" you mean
> January? The Parallax website search disavows any
> knowledge of a "BS2p".
Should be shipping mid-to-late January. I just returned to Dallas from
a
visit to Parallax -- the BS2p definitely exists.
mob@m... writes:
> I looked for the Nuts and Volts this afternoon, but it is not on our
> newstands yet. How fast is the BS2p?
Speed is very subjective with an interpreter but generally, the BS2p is
considered about 20% faster (about 12,000 instructions per second) than the
BS2-SX. The bonus is that it draws less current than the BS2-SX and there is
a new command that allows you to used EE in another program bank as storage
and retrieval without actually having to switch programs. This will be great
for datalogging apps.
rbrun@r... writes:
> The BS2p will work in my spiffy new INex board and it will have
> built in support for recieving X10 commands.
It will definitely work in your INEX board (that's where mine lives) but does
not have X-10 input commands.