ThompsonMo5 emulator for the DS

V1.1: 25/01/2007

* Addition of the RESET via the stylet on the site of the MO5 (with with dimensions of logo MO5)

* Speed… x2 o_O!

* Addition of the management of the joystick (by defect mapped on the pad of the DS and button A)

* Safeguard keys by play via small the option (file .KBD), then charged automatically during the launching of the play

>> Get it HERE

TG16/PCE emulator

2007/01/26 0.94 released

- Processing related to drawing was sped up (lightened) in some measure.

- Processing of "Video Speed Up" mode was sped up (lightened).

- The problem that "Tenshi no Uta" did not operate (generated from v0.87) was corrected.

- At "Save State" with numbered, when there is already a saving file of the number, the screen shot of former saving file is displayed and the superscription is confirmed. * The screen shot is displayed at the file saved since v0.94.

- In Window mode & paused, the display of the window on the foremost side is released.

- In Window mode & when the mouse cursor is not moved, the cursor is automatically concealed.

- Additionally, a detailed part has been improved and corrected.

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Rom Manager

Say hello to nodump chds and a Scanner which is able to scan 7z/rar files, to clrmamepro 3.99. Next thing will hopefully be the planned documentation rewrite....

 

clrmamepro 3.99

 

* added: added support for nodump chds

* added: pack option for wwwprofile xml creator

* misc: major cleanup for generic packer routines (e.g. scanner is able to scan 7z and rar now)

* misc: scanner nodump handling works now for roms/chds & unpacked sets

* misc: several other internal cleanups and fixes

>> Get it HERE.

This app enables the DS to control lights and appliances from anywhere via wifi. The DS becomes the ultimate X10 home automation controller.

 

Virtually all the lights in my house can be controlled remotely via X10. I decided it would be nice to use the stylus to not only change the brightness of the DS Lite screen but also the house. The standard X10 controllers only work from within the house. I have used my DS to turn on my porch lights, while standing on my relatives porch, 100 miles away from my house.

 

The app can be tested without any X10 hardware. To actually control lights or appliances an X10 Firecracker interface, an X10 Transceiver, and X10 modules or switches for each light or appliance are required.

X10.com sells the FireCracker 4-Piece Home Control kit www.x10.com/automation/ck18a_s_ps32.html

 

Included is a windows sever app which needs to run on a PC with an X10 Firecracker interface plugged into the serial port. The DS app communicates with the server app to broadcast X10 commands to the X10 modules.

 

Features:

-Use the DS stylus or the keypad to send commands to any of the 256 X10 addresses (16 houses codes x 16 unit codes)

-Send ON, OFF, DIM, BRIGHT, ALL LIGHTS ON/OFF, ALL UNITS ON/OFF

-Commands are echoed back to the DS for confirmation

-XML config file for the server app allows lights and unit codes to be labeled and to create macros which are uploaded to the DS.

-The port the server listens on is configurable via the command line

-The server address and port are saved in SRAM on the DS. (This will overwrite sram).

-The server app can be used from the command line to send commands directly to the Firecracker.

 

I've tested it with a G6 Lite and an EZ-Flash II Powerstar.

Source and Download: PAlib