GBPLC I2C I/O Box
Analogue, digital I/O plus TXT (SMS)
Published in issue 356, July 2006
To use the Nintendo GameBoy as a system control centre, you need an I2C interface in addition to the special plug-in card. The circuit presented here is cut out for the job. It has a total of 24 inputs and outputs, including 4 analogue inputs and 8 digital inputs. That’s sufficient to control roller shutters, outside lighting, curtains, an alarm system, the central heating system and even more, possibly even remotely via TXT (SMS) messages.
Resistors
R1-R19 = 4k7
R20-R23 = 330
Capacitors
C1-C16,C18,C19 = 100nF (SMD 0805)
C17 = 10µF 25V radial
Semiconductors
D1 = LM336Z (TO92 case)
D2 = 1N4001
T1-T8 = BC850
T9-T16 = IRFZ34N
IC1 = 7805
IC2 = CA3130
IC3, IC5 = PCF8574T
IC4 = PCF8591T
IC6,IC7 = P82B715TD
Miscellaneous
K1 = 9-way sub-D plug (male), angled pins, PCB mount *
K2-K17,K19-K23 = PCB terminal block, lead pitch 5mm
K18 = 32-way DIL socket *
K24 = mains adaptor DC socket, PCB mount (CUI Inc. type PJ-002B, Digikey # CP-002B-ND)
K25, K26 = 20-pin (double row) socket, pitch 0.1”
K27 = USB connector type B
K28 = USB connector type A
PCB, order code 060098-1
Ready assembled and tested board, order code 060098-91
* only required in combination with SMS chip
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