Its not easily visible, but there's an 8pin attiny85 in there, too its doing IR receive duty and sending ascii strings over a softserial port to the main arduino. The arduino controls the thing and power also comes in via the usb rear port (for both programming and power to the entire box). both LED strips are pressed right up against the red plastic filter and you don't see any unlit segments, day or night, either). (the right-most LED block looks like its set back too far, but its not that's just a photo angle problem. I avoided any screws or fasteners visible from the front panel (although the top panel is designed for easy removal and does have visible screws).Īll in all, it was about a week's work to do the CAD, try it out with paper models and then finally go to laser cut plastic. the front button is soft touch and the input can be controlled with this button or via an IR remote. I'm pleased with the end result the red plastic window is press-fit and an exact fit. Inside view of the completed digital audio switch. Over there on the edge, the remote for my Edifier speakers for when I wish for bigger sound and the unsung workhorse, a tiny but mucho powerful Intel NUC8i3BEK Mini PC/HTPC, Intel Dual-Core i3-8109U Upto 3.6GHz, 32GB DDR4, 1TB m.2 SSD, WiFi, Bluetooth, Thunderbolt 3, 4k Support, Dual Monit (Computers & Accessories). Now it handles a couple of pens and, yes, dammit, a yellow duckie mechanical pencil. More comfortable for me than the standard poof wrist rest, and it's always cool to the touchĪbove that is part of an ancient aircraft's altitude indicator which sat upon my drawing board and held my X-acto knife, Rapid-o-graphs and non-reproducing blue pencils when I was working as a commercial artist, doin' the old cut and paste way before computers took over the graphics business. Let's see, then there's an oversized mouse pad, with a round Jellows wrist rest.
It's real easy for me to type with and it's satisfyingly noisy. Now that big flashy keyboard, that's an Azio Retro Classic, which advertises it self (right there, look, on the label) as "Elegantly Classic".
#MPLAY SOFTWARE HTPC PASSWORD#
And I don't wanna hear about no automatic password rememberer doo hick on my computer, 'cause I got that too. That little keyboard is a RecZone Password safe, on account of I'm old. Mandatory yelo pad (scribble scribble), tiny grumpy Buddha I've had forever, and some Claw Hammer brand Hot Cinnamon mints for sustenance. They're laying on a very nice leather organizer from Orvis.Ībove them, many remotes, for the tee vee machine, Blu-ray player and the ceiling lights and fan (not shown, stop looking!).īig ass Samsung curved monitor, flanked by Bose desktop speakers.
#MPLAY SOFTWARE HTPC PLUS#
Let's mosey around, basically from the left onward.įirst up, my trusty Deejo "letter opener" plus a damascus Japanese folder for back up. And despite them, I'll share pretty much the same view I have everyday.
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