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Morpheus Memory Map

Saturday, July 11th, 2009

I’ve just finished the memory map for the upcoming “Morpheus System Architecture and Developer’s Guide”, so I thought I’d put it up here and on the Downloads page right away!

Morpheus Memory Map

New: Downloads

Friday, July 10th, 2009

As I am feverishly working on documentation and drivers, I thought it was about time to add a downloads section.

Please see the downloads page for the latest Morpheus documentation, utilities and drivers.

Mikronauts Downloads Page

Morpheus System Architecture Diagram

Friday, July 10th, 2009

Please find below a copy of the Morpheus System Architecture diagram. This will help you understand your PCB better, and is a handy reference for looking up exactly what the pins on both Propellers do.

This diagram is part of the upcoming “Morpheus System Architecture and Developer’s Guide”

A commercial board sure needs a lot of good documentation :-)

Morpheus System Architecture Diagram

Mem+ Parts List Posted!

Friday, July 3rd, 2009

Here you go… I’ve finished the MorpheusMem+ boards parts list, with parts placement on the board.

Gentlemen, start your soldering irons!

Mem+ Parts list with PCB placement

UPEW 2009 was a blast, and Morpheus is here!

Tuesday, June 30th, 2009

I went to UPEW 2009 and had a blast… and finally got to spill my guts about my new Morpheus line of Propeller boards.

Parallax was incredibly nice and generous, I got to meet many of the Parallax folks I’ve corresponded with here - Chip, Ken, Dave, Jeff, Beau, as well as many I have not such as Chuck and too many others to remember. Everyone was extremely nice and Parallax was generous to a fault - they gave away a ton of goodies, everyone got a USB ProtoBoard with some extras, I even got some extra stuff :-)

OBC, Parallax, and everyone who helped them did a fantastic job - and they also tried to stuff us with sandwiches, burgers, hotdogs, cake, cookies, chips, and more - and we were practically drowning in bottled water, coffee, tea and pop.

Chip’s speech synthesis demo had a spooky good breathing section - the rest was good too, but the breathing would be right at home in horror flicks!

Michael (mpark) blew me and everyone away by announcing and open sourcing a Spin compiler - that runs on a Propeller with an SD card - I can’t wait to play with it, and you can bet that Largos will support it.

The other demos were great too.
You can read more about Morpheus on the Morpheus page