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The Mac SAO is a beautiful design by Aaron. The Mac SAO requires a 3.3V supply (per the SAO standard). It can also be controlled through I2C with the built-in API. This version of the Mac SAO does not have a battery. There is another product offering which does include a battery and SAO Demo Controller here.
Learn more about controlling the Mac SAO here.
Learn more about the development history of the Mac SAO here.
How did the Mac SAO end up on Core64.io along with the SAO Demo Controller? Aaron and I connected at Hackaday Supercon and made this partnership because of the enthusiastic feedback from the Hackaday and Vintage Computing Federation communities.
The Mac SAO is a beautiful design by Aaron. The Mac SAO requires a 3.3V supply (per the SAO standard). It can also be controlled through I2C with the built-in API. This version of the Mac SAO does not have a battery. There is another product offering which does include a battery and SAO Demo Controller here.
Learn more about controlling the Mac SAO here.
Learn more about the development history of the Mac SAO here.
How did the Mac SAO end up on Core64.io along with the SAO Demo Controller? Aaron and I connected at Hackaday Supercon and made this partnership because of the enthusiastic feedback from the Hackaday and Vintage Computing Federation communities.