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SolusChess
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SolusChess
, (Solus Chess)
a magnetic sensory board from
Berger's
DIY
projects using
reed switches
as sensors, and the
Teensy 2.0
[1]
USB-based
microcontroller
development board
[2]
plus
firmware
. SolusChess emulates an USB
keyboard
and sends commands to the host computer running a chess program, such as
pure algebraic coordinate notation
to
enter moves
[3]
. In particular, SolusChess can be connected with
Android
devices, for instance running
Aart Bik's
Chess for Android
[4]
, or with
Josu Bergara Ede's
Gavon
[5]
.
SolusChess
[6]
Table of Contents
See also
External Links
References
What links here?
See also
Dedicated Chess Computers - Self-made
Gavon
USB Chess Board
External Links
Magnetic USB Chessboard (SolusChess) - Berger's Projects - DIY
SolusChess v2 - Berger's Projects - DIY
SolusChess Bluetooth - Berger's Projects - DIY
Solus Chess | SourceForge.net
SolusChess 1.0 - Autosensory USB Chessboard,
YouTube
Video
References
^
Teensy++ 2.0
required for SolusChess
Bluetooth
^
Teensy USB Development Board
^
SolusChess v2 - Berger's Projects - DIY
^
With Android - Berger's Projects - DIY
^
With Gavon - Berger's Projects - DIY
^
Magnetic USB Chessboard (SolusChess) - Berger's Projects - DIY
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Date Edited
Dedicated Chess Computers
Feb 20, 2018
Gavon
Apr 4, 2018
Sensory Board
Mar 1, 2018
SolusChess
Apr 21, 2015
USB Chess Board
Apr 21, 2015
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a magnetic sensory board from Berger's DIY projects using reed switches as sensors, and the Teensy 2.0 [1] USB-based microcontroller development board [2] plus firmware. SolusChess emulates an USB keyboard and sends commands to the host computer running a chess program, such as pure algebraic coordinate notation to enter moves [3] . In particular, SolusChess can be connected with Android devices, for instance running Aart Bik's Chess for Android [4] , or with Josu Bergara Ede's Gavon [5] .
Table of Contents
See also
External Links
References
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