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This workshop will cover some basic protocol sniffing with the popular Bus Pirate, a flexible tool which speeds up prototyping, by providing means (monitor and keyboard) of implementing serial communication with a device at the bit level. | This workshop will cover some basic protocol sniffing with the popular Bus Pirate, a flexible tool which speeds up prototyping, by providing means (monitor and keyboard) of implementing serial communication with a device at the bit level. | ||
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Maybe the Wii nunchuk (I2C, I think) ? | Maybe the Wii nunchuk (I2C, I think) ? | ||
Sure. Bring it along. | |||
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Latest revision as of 18:09, 8 May 2013
Bus Pirate drop-in workshop
This workshop will cover some basic protocol sniffing with the popular Bus Pirate, a flexible tool which speeds up prototyping, by providing means (monitor and keyboard) of implementing serial communication with a device at the bit level.
Duration
2h max.
Topics
- Accessing the device
- Help menu
- Wiring
- Communicating
Learning the ropes
To access the Bus Pirate, via USB, we'll be using "screen" on Linux, though in theory it should work on OS X and telnet should work on Windows.
Learning the Bus Pirate language, which reminds me of l33t.
This is a statement:
\[/_\/_\/_\/_\]
You will learn what it means, and some more.
Wiring
We'll go over the connectors, plus do some basic checks with a multimeter to make sure we are good to go.
Low level communication
One of these two:
- Hitachi HM55B Compass Module
- Microchip TC3402 16-Bit Sigma-Delta AD Converter
will be used.
These integrated circuits are straighforward to wire up, have a simple serial protocol easy enough to implement, so provide a good starting point.
If you have any other you would like to sniff, bring it along, making sure there is a datasheet available.
Maybe the Wii nunchuk (I2C, I think) ?
Sure. Bring it along.
