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Use new 'EchoServer' classes for demo instead of old non-class demo. Run two echo servers simultaneously on ports 7 & 8 for one connection each. Note: When I first did this I didn't realise that the driver/chip seems to function quite happily when two servers listen on the same port--it seems to queue them. 		17 years ago
SPrint DS1337: 17 years ago
branches Use new 'EchoServer' classes for demo instead of old non-class demo. Run two echo servers simultaneously on ports 7 & 8 for one connection each. Note: When I first did this I didn't realise that the driver/chip seems to function quite happily when two servers listen on the same port--it seems to queue them. 17 years ago
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README.txt 

CRAL: Cool Arduino Libraries Repository



CRAL is a repository of useful libraries for the Arduino. The goal is to allow developers to easily add different circuits and integrated circuits to their Arduino project by abstracting all the business logic behind a class.





Please contact dev@mlalonde.net to add new classes to the repository!



http://svn.mlalonde.net/cral/



The configs directory holds various configuration files for the drivers



Libraries

	DS1337: I2C Real time clock from Maxim IC

	DS1624: I2C Temperature sensor from Maxim IC

	DS1803: I2C Dual digital potentiometer from Maxim IC

	SPrint: Helps in printing strings stored in the program space to the serial port

	twiLCD: Driver for 4-bit HD44780 LCDs driven by a PCF8574 I2C I/O expander