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Welcome to hippy's place...

Where you find yourself found


These are just some of my many projects,
these are the only ones decent enough to release
and by that I mean as far as bad language is concerned.


VOCUS - Voice Operated Stage Lighting Focus Tool!
not free :( but way cool!
(2007)


Hippy's DMX USB PRO Resources
Software and links which relate to the Enttec DMX USB PRO.
(2006-)



Hippy's Open DMX USB Resources
Software and many links and information,
for the Enttec Open DMX USB interface.
(2004-)



Project dmXBox
- DMX Lighting for your loungeroom :)

(2006)


ArtNode PRO - Open-source Multi-Universe Art-Net <-> DMX512 Gateway server.
Convert multiple streams of Art-Net into DMX and vice versa, using enttec dmx usb
pro devices and low-endish PC. Written in Lazarus/FreePascal.
(2006)



BreakItDown - LED matrix software for a dance floor,
this free open-source software can do many things. VB6
(2004-2007)


Touchscreen Helper
This tiny utility program moves the mouse back to where it was on the main screen
after you tap and release on the touch screen. Purebasic.


MAX-7219 LED Matrix Driver

Control MAX-7219 devices from your parallel port with this code and info...
Many devices can be slaved togeather, giving hundreds or thousands
of individual leds. Purebasic.
(01/2007)


uLCD Colour LCD Display Drivers


Code and apps in two different languages to control a uLCD display.
A uLCD display is a 128x128 colour LCD pannel which connects via USB, and costs $50!!!!
Purebasic and FreePascal.


DSE K-2805 Parallel Port Interface Driver

Control the Dick Smith Electronics Kit K-2805, 2 x DAC, 11 x ADC, 8 x DOUT.
Purebasic.
see also: http://www.ultrasmart.org/CTLplus3_mLogicDS-K2805.html


 



Other important, but unrelated things..


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Old Skool:

HipDesk
A free(dos) lighting control console (99% FreePascal)

(except if you live in Australia, you must send angry letters to John Howard)




HipDesk 0.7a (hippy-desk, im hippy and it's my desk :)

is possibly the universes first lighting console written 99.9% in FreePascal,
supposed to be a cheap alternative to buying an expensive lighting console.
it's been my main project on and off for about three years now,
it's a dos based 32-bit (Go32V2) console app,
supporting up to four universes of different hardware types.

Requires FreeDos, MS-DOS, MS-Win95, MS-Win98.. everything else i have not tested.
(might work under linux with dosemu, im not shure
)

Features: (stuff it can do now)

  FREE! (if in Australia, please send angry letters to John Howard, Kirrabilly, ACT, Australia)
   
  Use up to 4 devices! Multiple Universes of different hardware types (4 at the moment)
  Supports Kristof Nys64, Manolator256 and LPR2DMX-512ch hardware devices
   
)
Scenes (1024 in ram, 100000+ on disk)
)
Sequences with tap-tempo (aka chasers) (64 in ram, 10000+ on disk)
)
Submasters (24 * 64 pages) (extendable)
)
FX script based sequences :)
)
Edit and save channel patches (including colour and channel type information, channel names)
)
Command control using numeric pad (like DIM 12 @ 100, FADE 15-30 @ 50)
)
Fixture Support for faster programming using presets from text file fixture definitions
)
External Triggers eg.. make a foot switch for the tap tempo, a remote scene trigger.. etc
)
Support for Mouse or Touchpad
)
"Serial Playback Wing" Simple To Build and works!
(DSE HotChip based, will document very soon)
)
Martin 2510 serial control (experimental)
control of martin protocol fixtures via a martin 2510 controller
)
Session recovery incase of power loss :)

Check it out, let me know what you think.. there's no real documentation at this point.. i suggest reading the hipkey.pas file if you want to know what keys do what, i will slowly work on it for the rest of my life. if you want to help out, or if you see a bug, or whatever please let me know..
DOWNLOAD
hipdesk_v07_08-04.zip (600kb) - HipDesk 0.7 Lighting Console.. exe & sources (29/08/04)
ANSI Art by Freak


These devices are based on PIC Microcontroller,
You can build one for about $20 AUD!


Kristof Nys 64- http://users.skynet.be/kristofnys/
Manolator 256 - http://freedmx.com/
LPR2DMX - by Lighting Solutions


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