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This library controls many Silicon Laboratories Si47xx family radio chips with an Arduino microcontroller. Major features include: • I2C and SPI bus • Supports "original" (Uno, Duemilanove, and their clones), Mega 2560, Leonardo, and Due Arduinos • FM/AM receive modes; including short, medium, and long wave AM • Analog and/or digital audio output • FM RDS and RBDS • Localization of receive bands, channel spacing, FM de-emphasis, and RDS/RBDS • Correctly decodes RBDS PI codes into station's call letters • Can handle a mix of RDS and RBDS stations as found near the US boarders with Canada and Mexico • Example programs I2C and Due support is alpha because I do not have hardware to test these features.

serialLCD is Arduino based open-source project. It contains ATmega8 with given firmware file & the arduino library. The ATmega8 can be replaced by ATmega168/328. ATmega8 uses its 8MHz internal oscillator to reduce hardware (atmega8 no-xtal bootloader is used). The arduino library uses SoftwareSerial internally to communicate ATmega8 via digital pin 6 (only for uno/duemilanove or clone with atmega8/168/328, not for mega & due). Only one wire simplex serial communication at baudrate 9600 is required to communicate with serialLCD module. ...

microTone Module is analog interface to connect microcontrollers or digital logic systems with PCs. This interface use PC sound card’s audio output terminal to send commands to external hardware systems.

This is a .net wrapper to access the digital-enlightenment DMX Interface. You can find all information related to digital enlightenment on http://www.digital-enlightenment.de (german page) To run the application, you have to get the usbdmx.dll from the digital enlightenment website (http://www.digital-enlightenment.de/usbdmx.htm). The dll is part of the project archive linked at the bottom.

Jcapi will open the world of ISDN (Integrated Services Digital Network) programming to Java developers.

Currently-under-development library of OS-independent objects to provide complex parallel port control, high-resolution timers and other similar facilities needed when using PC I/O ports to control external digital electronics.

This project aims to replace the multimedia server application for the Gateway, GoVideo, and NetGear DVD players & set-top devices. The new server software aims to be more organized and support a wider variety of formats than Digital 5's original.

Java access to USB, currently using kernel 2.4 Linux-USB support. There is a "core" API for accessing USB devices, and simple tools including a USB viewer in Swing. Applications are being developed separately, including digital camera support.