Further I added one more Bit to the Video-Output, so now we have 9 Bits (3 Bit for each color). Much closer to the real thing than before!
Saturday, February 25, 2012
FPGA meets ARDUINO meets C64
I always wanted to make my own Joystick - so I decided to connect an Arduino UNO together with a JoyStick Shield to the FPGA64. I know, not really my OWN Joystick, but at least I can program it the way I like (e.g. configure one Button for "UP" for Jump'n'Runs, RapidFire, WiggleMode for Decatlon .....)
Further I added one more Bit to the Video-Output, so now we have 9 Bits (3 Bit for each color). Much closer to the real thing than before!
Further I added one more Bit to the Video-Output, so now we have 9 Bits (3 Bit for each color). Much closer to the real thing than before!
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Hello, I just found out about your project...
ReplyDeleteCan you upload a video to YT with a showcase of what has been done?
and I found this today:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K5miMbqYB4E
(Reverse Engineering the MOS 6502 CPU [27C3])
if it could be helpful.
Hi Gego, sorry I did not see the comment :)
ReplyDeleteYou can check some videos on Youtube:
http://www.youtube.com/sabbi74
I will add some new soon.