Carte Blanche II Demo Projects - page 4
These pages 1-7 include example projects for experimentation with CBII, composed in Altium Designer 10 and/or Xilinx ISE12. Included are ported projects from the original CBI and peripherals, some new projects created to test CBII's capabilities and other general projects ported for experimental purposes. Please note these projects are works in progress and may have errors. If you're in a position to solve any bugs I would be very happy to include your solutions in these pages.
Note: .UCF and .BIT are included in the .ZIP of the downloadable AD project along with all the files required to compile using Altium Designer, as well as any source files used in creating/porting the project. All files required for porting to a different environment such as Xilinx ISE are supplied in the .ZIP.
All games are playable and interface to the Apple II keyboard. Keys are: A (up), Z (down), <-- (left), --> (right), X (jump/fire), C (coin), 1 (1 Player Start).
This is Arlet Otten's VGA demo code on CBII. This was one of the first pieces of code I had up and running which I found very interesting; it would make a great screen saver.
This is Xproger's high resolution (1280x960) Video Demo. I found this piece of code whilst on youtube. Although its results are quite fascinating, the fact that such a beautiful image can be generated from so little code was amazing.
This is a port of an early version of Charlie's brilliant verilog IIgs Video Card based on Alex Freed's original work with CBI.
This project is a port of both Alex Freed and Gary Becker's Apple IIe code to CBII. It comprises an Enhanced IIe, with 64K, PS2 keyboard and an IDE controller. This version uses a real 5V 6502 processor which is placed in the external ZIF48 socket.
This wip project sets up an environment compatible with the Arduino Uno and in conjunction with CBII ASIO, supports Arduino Shields as well. The external ATmega328 CPU is located in the ext ZIF48. Soft instruments are used to monitor IO signals.
This project uses a PIC16F1825 in the external ZIF48 socket and connects its UART output to a VT100 terminal built in the FPGA. The terminal's VGA display shows the serial information from the PIC16F's UART and the soft instruments aid development.
Various demo and test FPGA projects for Carte Blanche II
