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Rockbox Player - Project to design and build a Free/Open hardware audio player

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bobc:

--- Quote from: coacharnold on December 02, 2009, 10:56:44 AM ---Ok Wow .... your doing wonderful work ....   how long before you have a wiki up on how someone with only a little build experience can do this....

When will there be a test on the ATA interface??

Also is the any thought of designing it with a passive RCA output for home stereo?
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I just got the PCB back from the board house, I hope to be working on it in the next few weeks. The software driver for it should be easy.

I'm not sure what a line output entails, since I don't know much about analog design. If it is just a question of a suitable connector, that can be arranged.

Otherwise the major pieces of work missing are USB to enable data transfer and a suitable enclosure.

angelwolf71885:

--- Quote from: bobc on December 07, 2009, 07:23:13 AM ---
--- Quote from: coacharnold on December 02, 2009, 10:56:44 AM ---Ok Wow .... your doing wonderful work ....   how long before you have a wiki up on how someone with only a little build experience can do this....

When will there be a test on the ATA interface??

Also is the any thought of designing it with a passive RCA output for home stereo?
--- End quote ---

I just got the PCB back from the board house, I hope to be working on it in the next few weeks. The software driver for it should be easy.

I'm not sure what a line output entails, since I don't know much about analog design. If it is just a question of a suitable connector, that can be arranged.

Otherwise the major pieces of work missing are USB to enable data transfer and a suitable enclosure.

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what about a battery management control chip?

bobc:

--- Quote from: angelwolf71885 on December 07, 2009, 07:46:17 AM ---what about a battery management control chip?

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I have no plan for that, since the mini2440 is not designed for battery operation it uses too much power. The mini2440 is really only suitable for home/car operation. The PATA interface board has space for a 5V regulator, so I guess you could hook up a 9/12V battery pack if size/weight is not an issue.

I have been looking at designing a portable handheld DAP with a 1.8" disk, and if/when the mini2440 project is completed, I hope to work more on that. Hopefully the Opendous project will have produced some usable hardware by then which can be used as the basis for a design.

casainho:

--- Quote from: bobc on December 07, 2009, 07:23:13 AM ---Otherwise the major pieces of work missing are USB to enable data transfer and a suitable enclosure.

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I think Domonoky is trying to work on USB...

And for enclosure, I am working to get my RepRap alike 3D printer to work correcly, would be nice if in begin of January I could start printing and design one enclose for Mini2440. Is there anyone that knows how to design a plastic enclosure on Blender or other similar program?

As for now, I got this print object (video here):


And soon I will start offering the service of selling Mini2440 system with Rockbox working on it, and full of music files with Creative Commons License.

casainho:

--- Quote from: friendlyzookeeper on December 18, 2009, 01:16:15 PM ---casainho, what media is your Reprap using? It looks like hot glue with air pockets. It does look interesting.

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It's ABS.

I am not being able to print with detail... I have a lot to make in my printer for it full working. At least I already started to learn and design in 3D and I am sure I could now easily design a enclosure for Mini2440.

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