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evlbeaver:
Any updates on the U360 programming utility?  I would like to use these sticks but do not want to change my cab to Windows for this alone.

krisbee:
Sorry to revive an old thread, but the Keywiz programming software doesn't run..

mewyn:

--- Quote from: evlbeaver on April 28, 2008, 09:46:42 pm ---Any updates on the U360 programming utility?  I would like to use these sticks but do not want to change my cab to Windows for this alone.

--- End quote ---

My U360 works reasonably well for a very limited feature set.  The .Net version by 2600 is more feature-rich, but I couldn't get it running myself (hence why I wrote my own :) )

Blanka:
Maybe you can replace the Led Wiz with an Arduino Diecimila.
This board is widely used in Linux, it can drive LED's and it runs stand-alone. So you could easily program it to run an attractmode until keys are pressed, and then to stay dim say 20 seconds from the last key press.

Numbski:
I know this is a pretty large bump, but still....

Use the Decimelia, and pair it with a Motorola MC14489B.  You should then be able to drive 25 LED's per Motorola chip, AND it can be daisy chained.  The only trick, as I see it, as doing the analog tricks that the LED-Wiz pulls (ie, fade in, fade out), as that means you'd have to use analog input/output instead, and I can't tell if the Motorola supports that or not.

http://www.datasheetcatalog.org/datasheet/motorola/MC14489B.pdf

The only thing I'm not 100% certain on is the clock line - I don't know if you can tie into the Arduino's clock, or if you have to use another crystal.  If you can use the Arduino's, then this should be dead simple, and you can come up with your own patterns too.

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