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== Hardware ==
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== wtf? ==
 
The '''vusbmicro''' is a tiny vusb platform that features  
 
The '''vusbmicro''' is a tiny vusb platform that features  
 
* a prototyping area
 
* a prototyping area
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You can buy a kit from [[Benutzer:Overflo|me]] containing all parts for the project on the [http://hackerspaceshop.com hackerspaceshop.com]  or personally when we meet in real life around the lab ;)
 
You can buy a kit from [[Benutzer:Overflo|me]] containing all parts for the project on the [http://hackerspaceshop.com hackerspaceshop.com]  or personally when we meet in real life around the lab ;)
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== Hardware ==
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The schematics are available on [https://github.com/hackerspaceshop/vusbmicro/tree/master/hardware/|github].
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Its pretty straight forward, cheap and fast to build.
  
 
== Software ==
 
== Software ==

Version vom 27. Juni 2012, 20:23 Uhr

wtf?

The vusbmicro is a tiny vusb platform that features

  • a prototyping area
  • an ICSP connector
  • two metalab logos (one hidden under the IC)
  • a hole so you can hang it around your neck
  • a QRcode with a link to the instructions


You can buy a kit from me containing all parts for the project on the hackerspaceshop.com or personally when we meet in real life around the lab ;)


Hardware

The schematics are available on [1].

Its pretty straight forward, cheap and fast to build.

Software

The device features an ATTINY45/85 IC and runs a firmware built around cs's virtual usb library.

It can be used as an ISP for AVR or alternatively as a keyboard device or anythong else you can implement with vusb.

So far we have firmwares ready for ISP and a prankster device called TrustMe that periodically sends a Capslock to the host once connected.


About

The project started out as powertomato wanted a small ISP board that he could build from components available in metalabs own Bauteilsortiment as the programmers tend to get lost.

From there we had 2 iterations of designs and ideas and together with overflo, clifford designed the version 0.9 of the PCB.

Links



board design
schematic