Gnusbuino - Revision history

Mirdej: /* Sources */

2013-12-01T17:04:38Z

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	download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.		download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.
	if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory - see Midignusbuino		if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory - see [[Midignusbuino]]

	(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))		(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))

Mirdej: /* Midignusbuino */

2013-12-01T17:04:15Z

Midignusbuino

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	===[[Midignusbuino]]===		===[[Midignusbuino]]===
	The [[Midignusbuino]] is a plug-n-play USB-MIDI device that can be used to build MIDI controllers. Most operating systems have built in MIDI support, so no drivers are needed, and almost any music software understands MIDI…		The [[Midignusbuino]] is a plug-n-play USB-MIDI device that can be used to build MIDI controllers. Most operating systems have built in MIDI support, so no drivers are needed, and almost any music software understands MIDI…
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	==Sources==		==Sources==

Mirdej: /* Sources */

2013-12-01T17:03:36Z

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	download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.		download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.
	if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory - see ~~MIDIgnusbuino~~		if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory - see Midignusbuino

	(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))		(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))

Mirdej: /* Sources */

2013-12-01T17:03:21Z

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	download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.		download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.
	if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory		if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory - see MIDIgnusbuino

	(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))		(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))

Mirdej: /* Sources */

2013-12-01T17:01:04Z

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
	The Gnusbuino is now on Github: https://github.com/mirdej/gnusbuino		The Gnusbuino is now on Github: https://github.com/mirdej/gnusbuino
	~~download the two directories "hardware" and "libraries" and add their contents to the respective directories in your Arduino directory.~~

			download and put the gnusbuino folder into your Arduino "hardware" folder (for me its in ~/Documents/Arduino/hardware) - create one if it does not exist yet.
			if you want to build a MIDI capable version, you'll also have to download the GnusbuinoMIDI library and put it into ~/Documents/Arduino/libraries directory

	(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))		(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))

Mirdej: /* Sources */

2013-12-01T16:57:01Z

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	==Sources==		==Sources==
			The Gnusbuino is now on Github: https://github.com/mirdej/gnusbuino
			download the two directories "hardware" and "libraries" and add their contents to the respective directories in your Arduino directory.

	The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from sourceforge…)
	~~The Gnusbuino is now on Github: https://github.com/mirdej/gnusbuino~~

	~~download~~ the ~~two directories "hardware" and "libraries"~~ and ~~add their contents to the respective directories in your Arduino directory.~~		(The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from source forge…))

	==Links==		==Links==
	Some info might also get posted from time to time on Michael's research blog http://www.anyma.ch/blogs/research		Some info might also get posted from time to time on Michael's research blog http://www.anyma.ch/blogs/research

Mirdej: /* Sources */

2013-12-01T16:56:18Z

Sources

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The Gnusbuino is an adaptation of Michael Egger's "gnusb" [http://gnusb.sourceforge.net] - open source usb sensor box to make it compatible with the Arduino [http://arduino.cc] IDE.
It has a built in bootloader and can be reprogrammed through USB from inside the Arduino IDE.

==Gnusbuino vs. Arduino==
===Advantages===

# it is very simple to build, very few components and a single sided PCB
# It does not use a dedicated FTDI chip for USB connection, but the open source V-USB [http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html] library. This allows the gnusb to behave like a chameleon. It can be programmed to enumerate as any USB device and can emulate a USB DEVICE CLASS. It can be seen by the computer like a regular keyboard or joystick, if it follows the HID class - or it can behave like a USB-MIDI device.
#The gnusb can also mimick the popular USBasp AVR programmer that is supported by avrdude - so the gnusb can turn into a full fledged AVR programmer if needed
# ATMEGA644 processor clocked at 20Mhz, gives more memory and more oomph.
#it can be mounted into a Coconut to create the famous CocoGnusb :-)

===Disadvantages===

# Not drop in compatible with Arduino shields
# USB serial connection is not implemented (yet?) - so no direct (debugging) feedback through serial

==Variants==

===[[Babygnusbuino]]===
[[File:babygnusbuino.jpg|400px]]

The [[Babygnusbuino]] is a extremely bare-bones variant based on a ATTINY85. The USB connector is directly etched on the board - you plug the board itself into your computer to upload a sketch.

===[[Midignusbuino]]===
The [[Midignusbuino]] is a plug-n-play USB-MIDI device that can be used to build MIDI controllers. Most operating systems have built in MIDI support, so no drivers are needed, and almost any music software understands MIDI…
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==Sources==

The original gnusb project is hosted on sourceforge: http://gnusb.sourceforge.net - but the website is currently a bit out of date (I prefer using the SGMK wiki from now on and linking here from sourceforge…)
The Gnusbuino is now on Github: https://github.com/mirdej/gnusbuino

download the two directories "hardware" and "libraries" and add their contents to the respective directories in your Arduino directory.

==Links==
Some info might also get posted from time to time on Michael's research blog http://www.anyma.ch/blogs/research

Mirdej: /* Advantages */

2012-12-17T23:30:32Z

Advantages

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	# it is very simple to build, very few components and a single sided PCB		# it is very simple to build, very few components and a single sided PCB
	# It does not use a dedicated FTDI chip for USB connection, but the open source V-USB [http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html] library. This allows the gnusb to behave like a chameleon. It can be programmed to enumerate as any USB device and can emulate a USB DEVICE CLASS. It can be seen by the computer like a regular keyboard or joystick, if it follows the HID class - or it can behave like a USB-MIDI device.		# It does not use a dedicated FTDI chip for USB connection, but the open source V-USB [http://www.obdev.at/products/vusb/index.html] library. This allows the gnusb to behave like a chameleon. It can be programmed to enumerate as any USB device and can emulate a USB DEVICE CLASS. It can be seen by the computer like a regular keyboard or joystick, if it follows the HID class - or it can behave like a USB-MIDI device.
	#The gnusb can also mimick the popular USBasp AVR programmer that is supported by avrdude - so the ~~gnus~~ can turn into a full fledged AR programmer if needed		#The gnusb can also mimick the popular USBasp AVR programmer that is supported by avrdude - so the gnusb can turn into a full fledged AVR programmer if needed
	# ATMEGA644 processor clocked at 20Mhz, gives more memory and more oomph.		# ATMEGA644 processor clocked at 20Mhz, gives more memory and more oomph.
	#it can be mounted into a Coconut to create the famous CocoGnusb :-)		#it can be mounted into a Coconut to create the famous CocoGnusb :-)

Dusjagr: /* Advantages */

2012-12-17T19:23:16Z

Advantages

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	#The gnusb can also mimick the popular USBasp AVR programmer that is supported by avrdude - so the gnus can turn into a full fledged AR programmer if needed		#The gnusb can also mimick the popular USBasp AVR programmer that is supported by avrdude - so the gnus can turn into a full fledged AR programmer if needed
	# ATMEGA644 processor clocked at 20Mhz, gives more memory and more oomph.		# ATMEGA644 processor clocked at 20Mhz, gives more memory and more oomph.
			#it can be mounted into a Coconut to create the famous CocoGnusb :-)

	===Disadvantages===		===Disadvantages===

Mirdej: /* Disadvantages */

2012-12-17T15:00:47Z

Disadvantages

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	# Not drop in compatible with Arduino shields		# Not drop in compatible with Arduino shields
	# USB serial connection is not implemented (yet?) - so no direct feedback through serial		# USB serial connection is not implemented (yet?) - so no direct (debugging) feedback through serial

	==Variants==		==Variants==