Shared Projects

An adapter board for RUDY - the Random USB device - to use it as an USBasp programmer. Adds the indicator LEDs as well as a 6-pin and 10-pin ISP header along with a dock for RUDY itself.

• RUDY
• USBasp adapter board design files
• USBasp firmware adjusted for RUDY

RUDY - the Random USB Device - is a fully open source, breadboard friendly, Arduino-compatible(ish) ATmega328 development board with optional USB functionality via the V-USB library.

It’s the successor of the ATmegaX8 Protoboard and features an ISP header (smaller 6-pin this time), all the circuitry for V-USB, and is either powered straight from the programmer or the USB port - either directly at 5.0V or via a 3.3V voltage regulator.

• Official website
• Hackaday.io project page
• GitHub repository

The 4chord USB MIDI Keyboard in Piano shape. Play all them major hit pop songs with a simple press of four buttons.

Built around an ATmega328P with a Nokia 5110 LCD and the V-USB library, 4chord MIDI acts like any other, regular MIDI instrument.

• Hackaday.io project page
• Github repository
• Project website
• Official website

PCB was designed with KiCad and released under the CERN Open Hardware Licence version 1.2.

Proof of concept PCB.

You’ll need a real Nokia 5110 LCD breakout board to have an actual LCD so you can use this one. In other words, there’s not much sense in ordering this other than curiosity.

Main goal is to be able to integrate the Nokia 5110 / 3310 LCD into your own KiCad PCB designs. Check the hackaday.io project page for more details, instructions and additional links.

A simple, no fuzz ISP connector board for ATmega48/88/168/328 microcontrollers in DIP28 packages for breadboarding and standalone usage

• Blog post about the board
• Github link to KiCad project and schematic