Re: more PowerRamp info

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Posted by Ray Ghanbari on July 28, 1999 at 22:26:24:

In Reply to: Re: more PowerRamp info posted by Bill Lash on July 28, 1999 at 09:53:37:

: Thanks for the update. I've ordered a couple of these
: to play around with.

I'll echo this. The posts and pics have been very helpful...thanks!

: I've always thought that one of those inexpensive little
: PIC processors would make a good core for an arcade
: controller.

It's not inexpensive, but the EPIC looks AWESOME!

http://www.concentric.net/~Rrelect/

Completely programmable, map virtually any combo of analog and digital inputs to virtually any combo of analog and digital inputs. This thing is stunning, even if the price is $250 for the base card (ouch).

The long term flexibility of being able virtually map any input to any output may make it worthwhile for the long haul though...

Ray

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: : : Thanks for the update. I've ordered a couple of these : : to play around with. : I'll echo this. The posts and pics have been very helpful...thanks! : : I've always thought that one of those inexpensive little : : PIC processors would make a good core for an arcade : : controller. : It's not inexpensive, but the EPIC looks AWESOME! : http://www.concentric.net/~Rrelect/ : Completely programmable, map virtually any combo of analog and digital inputs to virtually any combo of analog and digital inputs. This thing is stunning, even if the price is $250 for the base card (ouch). : The long term flexibility of being able virtually map any input to any output may make it worthwhile for the long haul though... : Ray

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