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How Tuxgraphics electronics is used

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The Olm Airfield Automatic Weather Station: based on the tuxgraphics 644 ethernet board. Made by Roberto Orsello. The meto-cam and weather station is on line at http://www.amo.lu/meteocam. It is a fully autonomous weather station that uses the ethernet client feature of the tuxgraphics stack to upload periodically the latest weather data. The Olm Airfield does not have any permanent network connection and therefore a GSM/3G connection is used. The picture on the left shows in the foreground the cabinet where the ethernet board is installed and in the background you see the outdoor installations. (added March 2013)
The tuxgraphics garage door opener operating from a solar powered station, by Joe Landgraf (added March 2012)
http://www.electrobob.com/ego-box/, EGO box, a physical counter that counts the visits to your web page.
http://www.roy-wojciechowski.com/blog/?m=201008, AVR Lake Thermometer, monitoring of the water temperature at Lac le Jeune in British Columbia Canada.
http://www.robinclarke.net/archives/fridge-alarm, A fridge door alarm. Robin took "Halloween LED Project" code and adapted it. In his blog he writes also about a "Network thermometer" which is based on the tuxgraphics ethernet board. (added Dec. 2009)
http://www.ro-com.ro/temp.html, Temperature and air pressure measurements collected with the tuxgraphics ethernet board. (added Dec. 2009)
http://loudobjects.com/ and http://www.tristanperich.com/ by New York artist Tristan Perich who is a tuxgraphics customer since April 2006.
http://interactive-matter.org/2009/04/my-couch-programmer/, A review of the avrusb500 smd programmer bu Marcus Nowotny (added Apr. 2009)
The tuxgraphics digital power supply, built by John Atkinson, Canada (added Jan. 2009)
http://www.erasme.org/Discovering-E-Paper-and-connecting, The tuxgraphics ethernet board as inteface to an e-paper screen (added Sep. 2008)
Our the NTP clock, used in a TV station, (added Aug. 2008)
http://manio.skyboo.net/ethlcd/,Manio's version of the ethernet LCD display, (added Aug. 2008)
http://orikson.piranho.de/?/elektro/avr_netzteil/, Christian Wächter's AVR power supply, German, (added June 2008)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w7kwSCZPqFI,Didier's Pocket EICAR Test File Server (anti virus test file), (added December 2007)
http://www.mcternan.co.uk/MAD/,Mike's Ambient Device, really a great design based on the tuxgraphics smd ethernet board (added August 2007)
http://members.home.nl/bzijlstra/software/examples/enc28j60.htm,Ben has re-written the code for Bascom and documented it very well (added July 2007)
http://benshobbycorner.nl/?m=200705,Ben has ported uIP to our ethernet board (added May 2007)
Computer-controlled LED lamp, (added March 2007)
Ludovic Drochon's avrusb500 [photo], (added Jan 2007)
Micah Carrick's homepage [English], avrusb500 and led test circuit (added Nov 2006)
Wolfgang Tomaschitz [German], temperature measurement with the I2C thermometer (added Nov 2006)
Franck Fleurey's homepage [French], ethernet thermomether and barometer (added Nov 2006)