Here's the latest on the iPod breakout box, now you can control it, and poke at it...Panocamera writes - "The iPod breakout dock was the first step in creating a microcontroller interface to the iPod. The next step was to create a serial command protocol testing program so that I could send the iPod command sequences and watch the responses from the iPod in order to figure out a sequence to reliably control and command an iPod externally." Link.
Microcontroller interface to the iPod
Here's the latest on the iPod breakout box, now you can control it, and poke at it...Panocamera writes - "The iPod breakout dock was the first step in creating a microcontroller interface to the iPod. The next step was to create a serial command protocol testing program so that I could send the iPod command sequences and watch the responses from the iPod in order to figure out a sequence to reliably control and command an iPod externally." Link.
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