USB Palm OS Device as an LCD Display - Revision history

Rknobbe: remove link spam

Rknobbe — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 03:27:01 GMT

remove link spam

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-	~~[http://www.lindaolsson.com/'''palm beach homes''']~~	+

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Empess09 at 01:59, 11 May 2010

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		+	[http://www.lindaolsson.com/'''palm beach homes''']

	== References ==		== References ==

Ramuk: /* Abstract */

Ramuk — Wed, 18 Jul 2007 18:16:59 GMT

Abstract

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-	{{Postit\|USB LCD\|These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>~~KuroBox Wiki:~~ [[~~kuroboxwiki:~~LCDKuro\|LCDKuro - Add a Display and Keyboard to your Kurobox ]]</ref>}}	+	{{Postit\|USB LCD\|These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>[[LCDKuro\|LCDKuro - Add a Display and Keyboard to your Kurobox ]]</ref>}}
	This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]		This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]
	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.		</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.

Andre: /* Alternatives */

Andre — Mon, 07 May 2007 17:57:46 GMT

Alternatives

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	== Alternatives ==		== Alternatives ==
-	If you happen to own a dbox2, you can [http://hvkls.dyndns.org/downloads/documentation/README-~~dbox2lcd~~.html display a log file on the dbox's LCD] -andre	+	If you happen to own a dbox2, you can [http://hvkls.dyndns.org/downloads/documentation/README-log2lcd.html display a log file on the dbox's LCD] -andre

Andre: Added alternative ref. to my script log2lcd (for the dbox2)

Andre — Mon, 07 May 2007 17:57:03 GMT

Added alternative ref. to my script log2lcd (for the dbox2)

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		+	== Alternatives ==
		+	If you happen to own a dbox2, you can [http://hvkls.dyndns.org/downloads/documentation/README-dbox2lcd.html display a log file on the dbox's LCD] -andre

77.128.184.6 at 22:47, 3 March 2007

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
-	~~[[Image:Bar.png\|frame~~\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>KuroBox Wiki: [[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro\|LCDKuro - Add a Display and Keyboard to your Kurobox ]]</ref> ]]	+	{{Postit\|USB LCD\|These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>KuroBox Wiki: [[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro\|LCDKuro - Add a Display and Keyboard to your Kurobox ]]</ref>}}
	This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]		This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]
	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.		</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.
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-	~~[[Image:Bar.png~~\|~~frame~~\|~~'''''PALM AS A TERMINAL''''' ''untested:''~~ Enable terminal access with this command: ''getty -h -L ttyUSB0 9600 vt100'', and use a terminal program like ptelnet<ref>[http://netpage.em.com.br/mmand/ptelnet.htm ptelnet] - a powerful communication software for the Palm Computing platform</ref> ]]	+	{{Postit\|Palm as Terminal (untested)\|Enable terminal access with this command: ''getty -h -L ttyUSB0 9600 vt100'', and use a terminal program like ptelnet<ref>[http://netpage.em.com.br/mmand/ptelnet.htm ptelnet] - a powerful communication software for the Palm Computing platform</ref>}}

	Well if you happen to have a USB enabled older Palm OS PDA lying around and want an external LCD display for the price of nothing, now you have it!		Well if you happen to have a USB enabled older Palm OS PDA lying around and want an external LCD display for the price of nothing, now you have it!

209.94.50.66: /* Method */

209.94.50.66 — Sun, 01 Oct 2006 07:05:59 GMT

Method

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-	* Install and remove [[w:~~LCDProc~~\|~~LCDProc~~]] using [[w:apt-get\|apt-get]] (this should take care of any dependencies) The Debian Stable Version only has the LCDd Daemon program but not the lcdproc client, so you'll have to install lcdproc from a [[w:tarball\|tarball]]. Kind of an ugly solution to get the dependencies resolved, but it works:	+	* Install and remove [[w:LCDproc\|LCDproc]] using [[w:apt-get\|apt-get]] (this should take care of any dependencies) The Debian Stable Version only has the LCDd Daemon program but not the lcdproc client, so you'll have to install lcdproc from a [[w:tarball\|tarball]]. Kind of an ugly solution to get the dependencies resolved, but it works:

	apt-get install lcdproc		apt-get install lcdproc

209.94.50.66: /* Abstract */

209.94.50.66 — Sat, 30 Sep 2006 09:51:07 GMT

Abstract

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
-	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>[[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro]]</ref> ]]	+	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>KuroBox Wiki: [[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro\|LCDKuro - Add a Display and Keyboard to your Kurobox ]]</ref> ]]
	This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]		This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]
-	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.	+	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.
		+
	== Prerequisites ==		== Prerequisites ==
	This article assumes that you have installed [[FreeLink]]. A 2.6 Kernel [[Upgrade to the 2.6-kernel (ppc only)]]		This article assumes that you have installed [[FreeLink]]. A 2.6 Kernel [[Upgrade to the 2.6-kernel (ppc only)]]

209.94.50.66 at 09:48, 30 September 2006

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>[[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro]]</ref> ]]		[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>[[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro]]</ref> ]]
-	This article is for people that want to add an LCD display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]	+	This article is for people that want to add an [[w:LCD\|LCD]] display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]
-	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using PalmOrb <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.	+	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using [[w:PalmOrb\|PalmOrb]] <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.
	== Prerequisites ==		== Prerequisites ==
	This article assumes that you have installed [[FreeLink]]. A 2.6 Kernel [[Upgrade to the 2.6-kernel (ppc only)]]		This article assumes that you have installed [[FreeLink]]. A 2.6 Kernel [[Upgrade to the 2.6-kernel (ppc only)]]
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	== Method ==		== Method ==
-	* Install PalmOrb on your USB cabled Palm-OS Device. The [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987&package_id=2968 v1.1a4] version has the most font options for a (20x4) emulated LCD, there are several other versions available on Sourceforge<ref>[http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987 ~~Sourceforge.net:~~PalmOrb]</ref>. It emulates a Matrix Orbital LK204-25 LCD.	+	* Install PalmOrb on your USB cabled Palm-OS Device. The v1.1a4<ref>Sourceforge.net: [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987&package_id=2968 palmorb - alpha/beta releases Latest v1.1a4]</ref> version has the most font options for a (20x4) emulated LCD, there are several other versions available on Sourceforge<ref>Sourceforge.net: [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987 PalmOrb]</ref>. It emulates a Matrix Orbital LK204-25 LCD.
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-	* Install and remove LCDProc using apt-get (this should take care of any dependencies) The Debian Stable Version only has the LCDd Daemon program but not the lcdproc client, so you'll have to install lcdproc from a tarball. Kind of an ugly solution to get the dependencies resolved, but it works:	+	* Install and remove [[w:LCDProc\|LCDProc]] using [[w:apt-get\|apt-get]] (this should take care of any dependencies) The Debian Stable Version only has the LCDd Daemon program but not the lcdproc client, so you'll have to install lcdproc from a [[w:tarball\|tarball]]. Kind of an ugly solution to get the dependencies resolved, but it works:

	apt-get install lcdproc		apt-get install lcdproc

209.94.50.66 at 07:53, 30 September 2006

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	== Abstract ==		== Abstract ==
-	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html USB LCD ~~Display~~], a USB docking Palm-OS~~<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref>~~ device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>[[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro]]</ref> ]]	+	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|USB LCD : These instructions are essentially for a USB LCD Display<ref> www.crystalfontz.com [http://www.crystalfontz.com/products/635/index.html CFA-635 USB LCD]</ref>, a USB docking Palm-OS device can emulate a USB LCD interface so that no external adapter is needed. The same instructions could be used with some modification to add an LCD with: [[Add a Serial port to the PowerPC Linkstation]] as a matter of fact someone on the kurobox wiki has done just that<ref>[[kuroboxwiki:LCDKuro]]</ref> ]]
	This article is for people that want to add an LCD display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]		This article is for people that want to add an LCD display to their Linkstation but don't want to crack it open<ref>The NSLU2-Linux project where this idea was hijacked from: [http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Peripherals/Palm Palm as LCD-Display or terminal]
-	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]] device lying around. Using [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net PalmOrb] you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.	+	</ref>, and happen to have a USB cabled [[w:Palm_OS_devices\|Palm OS ]]<ref>The Wikipedia: [[w:Palm OS devices\|Palm OS devices]]</ref> device lying around. Using PalmOrb <ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref> you can emulate an external (20x4),(40x4) or (26x16) character LCD display.
	== Prerequisites ==		== Prerequisites ==
	This article assumes that you have installed [[FreeLink]]. A 2.6 Kernel [[Upgrade to the 2.6-kernel (ppc only)]]		This article assumes that you have installed [[FreeLink]]. A 2.6 Kernel [[Upgrade to the 2.6-kernel (ppc only)]]
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	== Method ==		== Method ==
-	* Install PalmOrb~~<ref>The PalmOrb Page: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net SourceForge:PalmOrb]</ref>~~ on your USB cabled Palm-OS Device. The [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987&package_id=2968 v1.1a4] version has the most font options for a (20x4) emulated LCD, there are several other versions available on ~~the~~ [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987 ~~sourceforge site~~]. It emulates a Matrix Orbital LK204-25 LCD.	+	* Install PalmOrb on your USB cabled Palm-OS Device. The [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987&package_id=2968 v1.1a4] version has the most font options for a (20x4) emulated LCD, there are several other versions available on Sourceforge<ref>[http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=2987 Sourceforge.net:PalmOrb]</ref>. It emulates a Matrix Orbital LK204-25 LCD.
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-	* Use these instructions to configure LCDProc to run with PalmOrb properly: [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net/faq.html#ConfigLCDproc How do I configure LCDproc for PalmOrb?] make sure that the <tt>MtxOrb</tt> part of <tt>/etc/LCDd.conf</tt> looks at least a little something like this:	+	* Use these instructions to configure LCDProc to run with PalmOrb properly<ref> [http://palmorb.sourceforge.net/faq.html#ConfigLCDproc How do I configure LCDproc for PalmOrb?]</ref> make sure that the <tt>MtxOrb</tt> part of <tt>/etc/LCDd.conf</tt> looks at least a little something like this:

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-	* You may have to initiate the appropriate module for the palm: http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/pdf/Handspring-Visor.pdf	+	* You may have to initiate the appropriate module for the palm<ref> [http://www.ibiblio.org/pub/Linux/docs/HOWTO/other-formats/pdf/Handspring-Visor.pdf Handspring−Visor with Linux mini−HOWTO by Ryan VanderBijl]</ref>
	modprobe visor		modprobe visor
	* Attach the USB enabled Palm-OS device and start the PalmOrb app. Do a '''''dmesg''''' of your linkstation; if things went well you should see lines like this at the end:		* Attach the USB enabled Palm-OS device and start the PalmOrb app. Do a '''''dmesg''''' of your linkstation; if things went well you should see lines like this at the end:
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	LCDd &		LCDd &
	lcdproc C M X		lcdproc C M X
-	* Hopefully you got some output on the Palm-OS device as an LCD. For other clients Google:'''lcdproc''' to see what other LCDProc clients you can find. Or just go here: [http://lcdproc.omnipotent.net/clients.php3 LCDProc Site:Clients]	+	* Hopefully you got some output on the Palm-OS device as an LCD. For other clients Google:'''lcdproc''' to see what other LCDProc clients you can find. Or just go here<ref> [http://lcdproc.omnipotent.net/clients.php3 LCDProc Site:Clients]</ref>

	== What's the point? ==		== What's the point? ==


-	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|'''''PALM AS A TERMINAL''''' ''untested:'' Enable terminal access with this command: ''getty -h -L ttyUSB0 9600 vt100'', and use a terminal program like [http://netpage.em.com.br/mmand/ptelnet.htm ptelnet] ]]	+	[[Image:Bar.png\|frame\|'''''PALM AS A TERMINAL''''' ''untested:'' Enable terminal access with this command: ''getty -h -L ttyUSB0 9600 vt100'', and use a terminal program like ptelnet<ref>[http://netpage.em.com.br/mmand/ptelnet.htm ptelnet] - a powerful communication software for the Palm Computing platform</ref> ]]

	Well if you happen to have a USB enabled older Palm OS PDA lying around and want an external LCD display for the price of nothing, now you have it!		Well if you happen to have a USB enabled older Palm OS PDA lying around and want an external LCD display for the price of nothing, now you have it!