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The OVM7690 camera supports up to 640x480 @ 30fps. The LRF Module used in the video currently grabs images at 2fps and has a 1Hz sample rate for range finding.
kingpinempire 1 week ago
Very cool project! Can you tell me how fast the maximum update freq. Is for the camera sensor?
half4team 2 months ago
Why the heck would you want to do this? lol
strikerk 2 months ago
People like you make me want to get into electronics so bad. Props.
DaltonMan321 2 months ago
Dude, that's the BEST GB printer that I've seen in Youtube. The rest are all fucked up.
sparkster7744 2 months ago
Hey, thanks a lot for the pitch :) Nice to see that printer getting some serious hacking action !
furrtek 2 months ago
@furrtek No problem! Nice job on reverse engineering the printer in the first place. Without your work, I wouldn't have been able to get this done so quickly :)
kingpinempire 2 months ago
it would beat the crap out of the new iphone 4s camera. <3
xasdrubalex 2 months ago
Cool
hector12242 2 months ago
The Game Boy Printers haven't been made in over 20 years, but they're readily available for ~$5-$10 on eBay and retro gaming stores, though the thermal paper usually needs replacing (I picked up extra paper from buy.com SKU #216676387)
kingpinempire 2 months ago
Where do you get the printers, and do they have color?
AKSoapy29 2 months ago
The Game Boy Printer accepts serial data at 8333 bits/second. For a 160x128 image @ 2bpp greyscale, the LRF needs to transfer 5120 bytes of image data, not including other packet information. So, each picture will take about 5 seconds to send after it's been processed by the Propeller (which takes another second or so).
kingpinempire 2 months ago
why is it so slow? :D kick some juice into it!!
wizzra 2 months ago