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Re: Basicx-24 , Parallax stamp alternative?
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lugnet.robotics
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Mon, 22 Nov 1999 14:40:58 GMT
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Jeremy,
I've been playing with the BX-24 for a few weeks now, and think it's
great! You don't even need a new hardware environment ... you can
use whatever you've been using with the BS-2 ... a Stamp carrier board
or just a solderless breadboard.
BTW it has 19 I/O lines, not 16. The extra three lines are on the
end of the board (you can solder on a female 3 pin header). The
other end of the board has seven pins providing power and an SPI
interface ... can take another header.
Have fun,
- Nick -
Jeremy Crook wrote:
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> Hi
> Has any body visited the Basicx Web site http://www.basicx.com ?
> It has information on a new product called the Basicx-24.
> Its basically a controller with the same footprint as a Parallax
> Basic Stamp but with a lot more facilities and a better programming
> Language (it also costs less). I've listed a few of the more eye
> catching specs below.
> ()16 I/O lines, 8 of which can be used as 10 bit D/A
> ()32k of program space
> ()400 bytes of RAM
> ()65,000 lines per second execution speed
> ()multiple serial I/O
> ()4.8->15v DC supply
> ()floating point maths
> ()multitasking o/s
> ()on chip clock
> ()Visual Basic based language
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> Check the site out its interesting
> All the best JC
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| Hi Has any body visited the Basicx Web site (URL) ? It has information on a new product called the Basicx-24. Its basically a controller with the same footprint as a Parallax Basic Stamp but with a lot more facilities and a better programming (...) (27 years ago, 22-Nov-99, to lugnet.robotics)
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