Opening up the SG20. My SG20 stopped working a while ago, and the other day I thought I'd take it apart and see if there was any way I could fix it. On opening it up I realised it was a lot more complicated than I thought. Still, I'm going to give it a go anyway. Baby Hedgehog PDF in the library. PalmEvolution.com -- Evolutionary Tree. PalmEvolution.com -- Milestones. Www.palmopensource.com - The PalmOS WebOS Open Source Portal - Top:/ PalmOS Software/Programming. Platform – Symbian Product Information. NOTE: Major website upgrade – please notifiy sales@styletap.com of any problems. StyleTap Platform for Windows Mobile allows you to run many of the 30,000 mobile applications written for Palm OS on your Windows Mobile smartphone or PDA. Download a Trial Version Download a free 14-day trial of StyleTap Platform for Windows Mobile now, or purchase a copy. Features Runs most applications for the Palm OS® platform on all Microsoft Windows Mobile™ handhelds and smartphones, including the latest Windows Mobile 6.5 devices.
Installing StyleTap and Applications Setup program provides a Windows desktop installer that uses ActiveSync (WinXP) or Mobile Device Center (Windows Vista, Windows 7) to install StyleTap. Phoinix by Bodo Wenzel. Www.palmopensource.com - The PalmOS WebOS Open Source Portal - Top:/ PalmOS Software/Sound & Video. Tills Palm Pages - index. Visit the project home at sourceforge. The PBrick library provides a API for bidirectional IR communication between the palm computing platform and the lego mindstorms RCX controller. Possible applications for this library range from simple emulation of the lego remote control to lego robots extended with an on-board palm device using the RCX as an intelligent IO controller and the palm As the central processor of the robot.
Important: The pbrick library is not compatible with PalmOS 5 based devices. This is due to the fact, that the pbrick library does some very nasty things to the irda hardware of the palm and hence directly accesses the irda hardware. PalmOS 5 based device use a completely different hardware and thus require a complete rewrite of pbricks. The PBrick Library provides: IR communication: No additional hardware required, no mindstorms IR tower needed, just place your palm in front of your RCX and you are done.
Bidirectional communication between palm and RCX: Extensibility: Ron Nicholson's Ancient Palm OS Computing Information Page. Coming soon, a Palmorama Wiki. PalmGear.com domain has expired! Palm sketching, drawing, painting, animation, and storyboarding software. Ninerpaint.com is still around! BeatPad controlling a Shruthi-1. The Hedgehog and the Shruthi. SpinPad controlling Shruthi-1. Whatever happened to the Fossil Watch? Experimenting with old devices: Palm IIIxe and OS4. I don't know why but I like to experiment with these older devices and see what you can get them to do. It's fun, not necessarily useful, but I like things with limitations.
So I thought I'd try my hand at getting a Palm IIIxe to work as a MIDI controller in a number of different ways. Here's what I've got planned: Running a variety of apps to send MIDI:NotePadBeatPadAxisPadTheremidiSpinPadMixPadUsing the IIIxe to run cBasPad (basic for Palm OS) to send MIDI over the serial connection It'll be interesting to see how it goes and what I can get it to work with. I'll let you know how I get on with. The first thing I need to do is to get all of these back onto the device and see what works ok.
Using Infrared again.