Newly made development hucard released

[fratzengeballer]

I am not holding back anything but as I am new to this platform I have to find some solutions first, like how to play music, which format etc. When I have a clue about that, then I can continiue on the rest. It is a kind of action puzzle game

[Arkhan]

I am not holding back anything but as I am new to this platform I have to find some solutions first, like how to play music, which format etc. When I have a clue about that, then I can continiue on the rest. It is a kind of action puzzle game

For Music, you want Squirrel.   Check it out at www.aetherbyte.com   

[fratzengeballer]

Received my cards and they really look good, only drawback is, that you have to flash the chip before soldering it. Anyway, the cards are really cool. There will be a new designed one soonish

[bust3dstr8]

I went with Arkhan's idea and set it up to use clunky DIP chips and a socket 

[Punch]

Thread: I came. The SOP rom soldering is kinda worrying but the rest is great. I think you could place a little plastic shell on top of the Huey to hide the ROM just like the Ten no koe does to hide the battery socket.

Arkhan hurry up with your bluecards already!

[MotherGunner]

There will be a new designed one soonish

Any details you can share?  How did you come into that info?

Thanks!

[fratzengeballer]

I just asked the guy who did the cards about what would be the smartest way of flashing, like with adapter to directly flash the hue card or flashing before soldering. He answered me, that flashing with hue-adapter will not work as he had to wire the write pin to vcc. He told me that he is on his way to redesign

[Punch]

If he could sell the revised board with a mounted flash chip, programmable by tapping into the hucard pins (like I imagine it is on the Arkhan's abcard), it would be great. And a built in One Time Programmable chip for homebrew runs.

[MotherGunner]

With today's technology, I wonder why not consider just making them exactly like the original HuCARDs?

[bust3dstr8]

If he could sell the revised board with a mounted flash chip, programmable by tapping into the hucard pins (like I imagine it is on the Arkhan's abcard), it would be great. And a built in One Time Programmable chip for homebrew runs.

That could be done with just a few board modifications. If he added a few solder pad jumpers to the control lines the HuCard flash combo could be shipped in write mode and then after you program it just move the jumpers over to read mode.

With today's technology, I wonder why not consider just making them exactly like the original HuCARDs?

Getting set up and printing mask roms isn't cost effective until you get somewhere in the 5000+ range.