Ken's Gameboy and PIC Projects Page

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Ken's GameBoy and PIC Projects Page

2001-APR-02 Added this site to GBBC Webring. Here's my intro page.

Gameboy Projects source code in RGBDS assembly

Universal learning remote - including Sony WebTV Keyboard decoding (GBC only). remote.zip
Dedicated Sony keyboard decoding - type on your GBC with this Infrared keyboard (GBC only). sony_kb.zip
IBM Keyboard - type on your GBC using an AT keyboard connected to the GBC's serial port (GBC only) . ibm_kb.zip
RS232 - Talk at 9600,n,8,1 (actually lots of stop bits!) out/in the GBC serial port (GBC only). rs232.zip
N64 controller with rumble pak support (Thanks to Stephan Hans for rumble info!) note: this WILL NOT WORK on the Color GB. Read the controller and make it rumble with your GB (GB mono only). n64contr.zip
StopWatch. Time up to 99 hrs 59 min 59.99 sec and save 99 lap/split times to memory. stopwtch.zip
GBSoundXperimenter by MJCulross. With this ROM running on your GB you'll be able to figure out what all the sound registers do (at least I was able to). I added a different keypad routine (save some wear on your thumbs) and I added a routine to save to cart ram. (Posted with permission from the author).Soundxk.zip
Infrared Investigator - Use your GBC to "see" what information is coming out of your collection of infrared remote controls (GBC only).

Note: All include files come from Jeff Frohwein's GameBoy Dev'rs web pages.

PIC16F84 Projects

Nintendo 64 controller and 8-bit parallel interface to Gameboy (or anything else with a few changes).Gameboy source in GBDK C N64.zip
Boot up your GB or GB Colour with your own logo using a pic to toggle memory banks on power up. logo.zip I was able to open up a MegaMem cartridge (made by Datel) to see how they had been able to bypass Nintendo's logo - they used a PIC12C508 to toggle memory banks on power up. Damon Barwin and Alex Edge from Datel created the original device.

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