Re: IIGS Controlling and Sensing Ideas

[scott@alfter.diespammersdie.us (Scott Alfter)]

In article <MPG.2b37cdbb9a3824e6989682@news.giganews.com>,
I. G. Dev <starigdev@hotmail.comstar> wrote:
>In article <ka7p7s$ksg$1@dont-email.me>, scott@alfter.diespammersdie.us 
>says...
>> 
>> In article <MPG.2b307401784cd063989680@news.giganews.com>,
>> I. G. Dev <starigdev@hotmail.comstar> wrote:
>> >All ideas appreciated related to making a "light controller". Or any 
>> >other ideas that fall under the "home control" paradigm.
>> 
>> I have a refrigerator controlled by a IIGS (could also use a II+ or IIe)
>[snip]
>
>Scott, it is cool to see you are still around. I have some archive notes 
>in somewhere you described your 'fridge adapter using a //e. :) Thanks 
>for the updated info. I am going to look harder at using the 16-pin 
>joystick port.

The interface hardware is unchanged; the description is within a textfile in
the tarball on my website.  Depending on how old your notes are, they might
have been delivered with an older version of the software written in a mix
of BASIC and assembly language.  The current version is written in a mix of
C and assembly language (cross-compiled with cc65) and runs a fair bit
faster.

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