RC2014 Assembly name badge module plugged into a RC2014 Picasso computer:

That’s my #RC2014Assembly name badge module built and working.

The LEDs are connected to the bus so I can see what is happening in my #RC2014 in real time. I did have to remove the LED on the RX pin for it to work when using a serial terminal.

This is a great little module.

After the #rc2014assembly yesterday, I have a new computer to build. Step 1: 40x12 (+a few more) hand soldered bus connectors:

Photo of a rc2014 with a plug-in card with LEDs arranged in a rectangle around a central writeable bit of silkscreen with the name "Kevin" on it. The board is the badge from the rc2014assembly and is rc2014 shaped, with a 40-pin header just crying out to be soldered on...

I'm really not sure if I was meant to do this, but...

(had to de-link RX for the terminal to work mind)

#rc2014 #rc2014assembly

Had a brilliant time at the #rc2014assembly today.

Probably spent too much money, but there you go.

Some great talks and some lovely people.

Also really good to have some time looking around #TNMOC too.

#rc2014

Hoping to be there are the #rc2014assembly today, but won't be there right at the start.

Fingers crossed, I'll be there just before lunch!

It's been a while since I was last at the #TNMOC

#RC2014