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V-USB Based Displays and LEDs

This page lists projects implemented with V-USB. Please remember: We also want to list your project! If you don’t have a web site to publish it, you can host it in our Wiki.

LEDLoad - an LED Display for CPU Load

LEDLoad has started as a neat CPU load display using a single dual color LED. The current release has been extended to support up to two tri-color LEDs. It is designed to use a free internal USB port of any modern PC and replace the power LED in the case with something more interesting. A host driver kernel module is available for Linux.

http://www.jers.net/ledload/
Author: Jeremy Garff
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LCD2USB - an Interface to Text LCDs

You know those ubiquitous 5x7 dot matrix text displays based on the HD44780 chip? LCD2USB interfaces those displays to USB. It is integrated into LCD4Linux, an Open Source Software which displays Linux system information on LCDs.

http://www.harbaum.org/till/lcd2usb/
Author: Till Harbaum
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USB-LCD - Another LCD Interface, Low Cost

This is another project connecting LC Displays via USB. This one emphasizes low cost and comes with a driver for Windows XP as well as Linux. A German description is available here.

http://ast.m-faq.de/USB-LCD/USB-LCD_en.htm
Author: Lukas Koch
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USB-LED-Fader

USB-LED-Fader can control up to 8 LEDs with individual brightness waveforms. Its command line tool can easily be integrated into scripts to implement a status display for computer load, mailbox status, network load, video recording software or similar background tasks.

http://www.schatenseite.de/usb-led-fader_en.html
Author: Ronald Schaten
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4x16 LCD on USB

This is another LCD controller for the USB, this time stripped down to the bare minimum. The code fits into 2k flash of an ATTiny2313. Since the circuit has 5 V levels on USB, it won’t work with all hosts.

http://www.delta7.de/projekte.php#usblcd
Author: Bernhard Schulte
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Extreme Feedback Device

Want to have more interesting feedback when you build your software project, not just "build succeeded" or an error message? This device makes software development more fun, especially during winter season.

http://www.vandenbrande.com/wp/?page_id=15
Author: Johan Van den Brande
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DeVis - Visualizer Plugin for WinAmp 5

This project is an LED based visualizer which comes with a plugin for WinAmp 5.

http://www.delta7.de/projekte.php#devis
Author: Bernhard Schulte
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USB7 - 6 Digit 7-Segment Display

This LED 7-segment display works like a serial terminal. Just send data to a virtual COM port and have it displayed.

http://spiffie.org/kits/usb7
Author: Kevin Bralten
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Hit Counter

You have this very cool new web site and are waiting for people to view it? Then this is the right gadget for you: a physical LED display showing the hit count. Technically, this is an 8 digit USB controlled 7 segment LED display.

http://www.bobhobby.com/2008/04/22/usb-physical-hit-counter-based-on-avr-attiny25/
Author: Bob carret
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