Server Prototyping station ... for BASIC Stamps and Atmel AVR

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I modified a bookcase I took home from work. and I put a computer running Windows 2K Server, and A BASIC Stamp and AVR prototyping with P.I.N.K. and Bluetooth. I also added an adjustable computer motherboard test bench that I copied the idea from a company selling them, I put mine on drawer runners. I got some of the parts from a cookie display (also from work) that utilizes Peltier coolers. This post is showing my BASIC Stamp Playground. The server is on a dedicated telephone line. and all are ether on ethernet and/or Bluetooth.

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Post Edited (quispqix) : 3/29/2007 6:27:22 PM GMT

Joss

The link to the photos isn't working for me. Can you double check it?

Regards

quispqix

It might work now!

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Post Edited (quispqix) : 3/29/2007 6:13:07 PM GMT

Ken Gracey

Nice work and I like the organization. It's so much easier to work on projects when you're happy with your shop environment. I can see you put a lot of time into this project. You can add more modules and hardware and experiment confidently without wires popping out all over the place.

Ken Gracey

Joss

Thanks for the pictures and descriptions.

I'm planning to convert my garage to my new home office and this gives me some ideas.

Regards,

Joss

quispqix

These are some voltage regulator modules I made.
They straddle the rails on the sides of my breadboard,
making one rail the regulated voltage.

www.flickr.com/photos/7557842@N02/

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Post Edited (quispqix) : 6/28/2007 7:12:01 PM GMT