I guess its time for the open hardware throwdown! ;) I just saw this
one to add to the fray:
I'll be working with the MultIO and the Arduino, and perhaps the AID as
well. I am working on integrating such devices into the [hid] toolkit
stuff.
.hc
On Oct 28, 2005, at 9:47 AM, B. Bogart wrote:
*Cheapest* would be AID, but that would be a little more work.
aid.interaccess.org
but I think CK is right that indeed usb lights are probably NOT
comtrollable at all, probably just feed the power lines of the USB port
to the light. I don't think you can issue a command to tell a computer
to turn the power off on a given USB port.
.b.
Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
Hello everyone. It's been a while since I really played with PD. but
i'm
interested in controlling lights w/ different parameters... is there
a
way to control those usb-powered lights using PD? Thanks, Robert
The cheapest and most versatile solution has to involve a Multio.
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