Note:
The 'unknown' chip on the base
you can't see on FCC site is a PIC16F727 44 pin.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
May the force be with you :)
Note:
The 'unknown' chip on the base
you can't see on FCC site is a PIC16F727 44 pin.
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Zibri, I think my son would love this toy. Did you find it anywhere in Italy? I'm also interested in the hacking part of the toy, of course...
Please let me know if you bought it in Italy or over the internet... che me lo vado subito a comprare!
Cheers
F.
Have fun inspecting this device!
Looking forward to the update!
elettrofreak: mandami una mail.. zibree@#$@#gmail@#$@#com ;)
so... just 4 fun? if the answer is yes! then enjoy! :D u deserve some fun! :D
Cheers!
Dan: nothing (or everything) in my life is "just" for fuin :)
do you have any idea if this is able to recognize what you think? or it just detects how "hard" you are thinking? It's very interesting... Does this have anything to do with BB's unlocking procedure?
Cheers!
Thnx 4 everything...
Dan: it (headset) outputs 2 bytes:
1: concentration level
2: meditation level
stay tuned for next post.
As promised:
http://www.zibri.org/2009/09/success.html
Can you please give me a link to the documentation and pictures on the FCC site? or just a link for the site...
@bayo:
Just click on the FCC IDs in the main post and you will get there.
This is awesome! Zibri I am an engineering student at a university in South Africa, I would really love to use this in a project or something. My programming background is pretty weak though :-( please could you provide more info on how you connected the force trainer to a computer (and the coding involved). Thanks very much Zibri, I'm a huge fan of your work!
I have a force star war trainer
that when I connect the headset TX and RX I put the arduino and the land of the crown to the other land arduino not read any data in the serial monitor
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