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[BRICOLAGE] Voir à travers l'oeil de votre souris optique
08-01-2006 18:12Est-ce que vous êtes déjà demandés ce que 'voyait' votre souris optique ? Non ? Ce type-là, si. 
Un jour de grande solitude il a démonté sa souris pour la transformer en scanner.
extrait de la page :
c'est là que ça se passe: http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~j...jects/mouseeye/
Un jour de grande solitude il a démonté sa souris pour la transformer en scanner.
extrait de la page :
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Are you using an optical mouse right now? Ever wanted to see your desktop through the eye on the bottom of it? Me neither, I already know I have to clean my desktop :-)
People get bored sometimes, and when I get bored I sometimes open up stuff to find out what makes it tick. One time, I did this with an old optical mouse. Well, a mouse only has 2 chips inside: the optical sensor and a chip for the usb/ps2-interfacing. I looked up the datasheet of the optical sensor (which is an ADNS2610) and it told me the sensor has a tiny 18x18 CCD, which can be read out using the serial port (the one which normally interfaces to the PS2/USB-chip).
So I start Visual Basic (I usually do my stuff under Linux, but I'm no star at using anything graphical like QT or GTK, so for this quick'n'dirty project I fell back in my old habits) and hack something up using a few wires to the trusty ole parallel port [...]
People get bored sometimes, and when I get bored I sometimes open up stuff to find out what makes it tick. One time, I did this with an old optical mouse. Well, a mouse only has 2 chips inside: the optical sensor and a chip for the usb/ps2-interfacing. I looked up the datasheet of the optical sensor (which is an ADNS2610) and it told me the sensor has a tiny 18x18 CCD, which can be read out using the serial port (the one which normally interfaces to the PS2/USB-chip).
So I start Visual Basic (I usually do my stuff under Linux, but I'm no star at using anything graphical like QT or GTK, so for this quick'n'dirty project I fell back in my old habits) and hack something up using a few wires to the trusty ole parallel port [...]
c'est là que ça se passe: http://sprite.student.utwente.nl/~j...jects/mouseeye/
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