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This page, including all linked documents and other files, is available as a single zip archive.
Dwarf Boards is a set of boards that can be combined in very flexible way to create the hardware for your project. Dwarf Boards are cheaper and more flexible than evaluation boards, and much easier than building custom hardware.
The documentation is in Adobe PDF format. Reader software can be downloaded from Adobe's website at http://www.adobe.com.
descriptions of the available Dwarf Boards
| DB001.pdf | 40-pin controller board | ||
| DB009.pdf | 8 small LEDs | ||
| DB010.pdf | 8 LEDs 5 mm | ||
| DB011.pdf | analog inputs: potentiometers, LM35, LDR | ||
| DB012.pdf | pusbutton and DIP switches | ||
| DB013.pdf | one seven segment display | ||
| DB014.pdf | 8 + 3 solder connections | ||
| DB016.pdf | 28-pin controller board with power and ZPL | ||
| DB017.pdf | LCD interface |
Dwarf Notes
| DN001.pdf | introduction, overview and reference | |||
| DN002.pdf | dbjal.zip | Jal library | ||
| DN003.pdf | source hex | Blink a LED in Jal on DB016 | ||
| DN004.pdf | source hex | kitt-style display in Jal on 22 pins of DB016 | ||
| DN005.pdf | source hex | copy BUS_B to BUS_C in Jal on DB016 | ||
| DN006.pdf | source hex | simple analog input in Jal on DB016 | ||
| DN007.pdf | source hex | count on a seven segment display in Jal on DB016 | ||
| DN008.pdf | source hex | 'hello world' in Jal on an LCD on DB016 | ||
| DN009.pdf | source hex | read 5 analog inputs, show on LCD, in Jal on DB016 |
The Jal compiler used for the Dwarf Notes is a modified version of the compiler available from SourceForge. These modifications will be fed back to the SourceForge effort. Both the pre-compiled distribution and the source for of the compiler are available.
| jal.zip | Jal compiler distribution for Dwarf Boards (includes the dwarf board specific library files) | ||
| jalsrc.zip | Jal compiler sources |
The DB016 has on-board hardware for the Zero Pin Loader (ZPL) bootloader for 18Fxxx chips. All information about ZPL is available as archive. Note that the use of the ZPL PC software requires a the installation of a Python interpreter, and on Windows also the Win32All extensions. Both can be obtained from www.python.org.
| zpl.zip | ZPL archive |
28-06-2004 There is a bug in the PCB of the DB001 (up to version 1.04): the ICD2 jack connector is connected backwards. See the DB001 document for details.
Copyright (c) 2003, 2004 Van Ooijen Technische Informatica / Wouter van Ooijen
The latest version of this page can be found at
http://www.voti.nl/dwarf.