Workshop Documentation

The Interface Board

Test your board with mon
EZ-Mon-Lite and EZ-IO-Lite emulate EZ-Mon and EZ-IO, but can be used with a 6811E1, which only has 512 bytes of EEPROM.
EZ-Mon is a stand-alone, easy-to-use monitor for a 6811E2. It allows you to send simple ascii serial commands to your board to change outputs or read sensors.
dl is a program downloader that will help you download EZ-Mon to your board.
EZ-IO is a program which runs on a desktop machine and allows easy sending of commands to a board running EZ-Mon. EZ-Mon makes it easy to control your board through shell scripts and Perl.

The info nodes for rem34bg , a program that allows the HP-48 calculator to control devices by pretending it's an infrared remote controller. These info nodes contain a lot of great information about the formats used by different remote control manufacturers.
Controlling Appliances with Relays

Page Authors and Workshop Organizers:

Jonathan Albert <jalbert@mit.edu>

Holly Gates <hygate@mit.edu>

Andrew Huang <bunnie@mit.edu>

Ara Knaian <ara@mit.edu>

Frank Lee <flj@mit.edu>

Randy Sargent <rsargent@media.mit.edu>

Pushpinder Singh <push@media.mit.edu>

Anne Wright <anarch@ai.mit.edu>

Benjie Chen <benjie@media.mit.edu >