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From: rickman on 15 Nov 2006 12:18 Ray Andraka wrote: > Symon wrote: > > >> > > > > Dear Nana Nmichou, > > You could display the data on a monitor driven by the XSGA port of one > > board, and use a USB webcam to read the data back into the other board. > > HTH, Syms. > > > > > > Gee Symon, why not drive a paper tape punch with one board and then run > the tape through a paper tape reader to get it into the other one. I don't think this board has a paper tape reader/punch interface. I guess you could implement your own by emulating a PC parallel port, but that would require work while the video/USB interfaces are available as IP. ;^)
From: Symon on 15 Nov 2006 12:56 "rickman" <gnuarm(a)gmail.com> wrote in message news:1163611134.424119.44610(a)i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > Ray Andraka wrote: >> Symon wrote: >> >> > >> > Dear Nana Nmichou, >> > You could display the data on a monitor driven by the XSGA port of one >> > board, and use a USB webcam to read the data back into the other board. >> > HTH, Syms. >> > >> > >> >> Gee Symon, why not drive a paper tape punch with one board and then run >> the tape through a paper tape reader to get it into the other one. > > I don't think this board has a paper tape reader/punch interface. I > guess you could implement your own by emulating a PC parallel port, but > that would require work while the video/USB interfaces are available as > IP. > > ;^) > Exactly. Thanks Rick! At first, I was going to suggest writing the data to a DDR SDRAM DIMM and then swapping the DIMM _really_ quickly to the other board. But that's obviously daft. ;-)
From: Ray Andraka on 15 Nov 2006 13:48 Symon wrote: > "rickman" <gnuarm(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > news:1163611134.424119.44610(a)i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > >>Ray Andraka wrote: >> >>>Symon wrote: >>> >>> >>>>Dear Nana Nmichou, >>>>You could display the data on a monitor driven by the XSGA port of one >>>>board, and use a USB webcam to read the data back into the other board. >>>>HTH, Syms. >>>> >>>> >>> >>>Gee Symon, why not drive a paper tape punch with one board and then run >>>the tape through a paper tape reader to get it into the other one. >> >>I don't think this board has a paper tape reader/punch interface. I >>guess you could implement your own by emulating a PC parallel port, but >>that would require work while the video/USB interfaces are available as >>IP. >> >>;^) >> > > Exactly. Thanks Rick! At first, I was going to suggest writing the data to a > DDR SDRAM DIMM and then swapping the DIMM _really_ quickly to the other > board. But that's obviously daft. > ;-) > > I didn't realize the board had the usb and XVGA interfaces on it. since it has USB, you could write to a USB flash.... :^)
From: rickman on 15 Nov 2006 14:42 Symon wrote: > "rickman" <gnuarm(a)gmail.com> wrote in message > news:1163611134.424119.44610(a)i42g2000cwa.googlegroups.com... > > Ray Andraka wrote: > >> Symon wrote: > >> > >> > > >> > Dear Nana Nmichou, > >> > You could display the data on a monitor driven by the XSGA port of one > >> > board, and use a USB webcam to read the data back into the other board. > >> > HTH, Syms. > >> > > >> > > >> > >> Gee Symon, why not drive a paper tape punch with one board and then run > >> the tape through a paper tape reader to get it into the other one. > > > > I don't think this board has a paper tape reader/punch interface. I > > guess you could implement your own by emulating a PC parallel port, but > > that would require work while the video/USB interfaces are available as > > IP. > > > > ;^) > > > Exactly. Thanks Rick! At first, I was going to suggest writing the data to a > DDR SDRAM DIMM and then swapping the DIMM _really_ quickly to the other > board. But that's obviously daft. > ;-) I agree, that is *obviously* daft! SDRAM DIMMs are getting expensive. <g>
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