Here are the schematics for the Chipstomp.
I’ve tried to keep as much compatibility with the original DP32 circuit but I have removed superfluous elements such as the on-board potentiometer and one of the user leds. I’ve also added an additional tactile button, the OLED and resistor mixed Stereo to Mono input/outputs.
Other than that it’s essentially just a joining of the ChipKit DP32 with the Stomp Shield.
ChipStomp v1 (PDF 90Kb) – Eagle CAD schematic – Zipped (88Kb)
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Introducing the ChipStomp : A Digital effects pedal built with a ChipKit DP32 and a Stompshield
Here’s something I’ve been working on for a while. It’s a digital guitar effects processor based on a PIC32MX. Continue reading
Drum machine progress : From prototype to version 2
I’ve not posted in a long time so here’s a quick update on the progress of my drum machine. It’s come a fair way from the initial prototype documented in this post back in July 2012.
Charlieplexed lighthouse version 2 PCBs have arrived
My version two charlieplexed lighthouse circuit PCBs (charliediscs) have arrived back from the Seeedstudio’s fab. I used the same deal as for my last boards, this time it took around 3 weeks in total. That’s pretty good for 20USD!
My first professionally made PCBs
I thought I’d have a go at getting my PWM controller PCB made professionally.
Simple PWM control for LED strip
I have been playing around with building a lamp for my desk using a LED strip and constant current driver that I bought from Deal Extreme a while ago combined with a PIC12f683 to provide variable brightness via Pulse Width Modulation (PWM).

The demo using a plain old green LED as the output.
[UPDATE OCT 20 2010] I’ve updated the firmware for this project to include new features. More info and firmware download here.
Lighthouse schematics and files
Update: I’ve revised the schematic for this project and had a proper PCB made, see the new version here.
For anyone who is interested (Hi Richard) here are my project files for the lighthouse project.
The project is written for the PIC12f683 using SourceBoost Technologies BoostC that I use as a tool suite in Microchip’s MPLAB. BoostC is fairly ANSI so if you’re using another C then it wouldn’t be hard to convert. There’s a free version of BoostC too and I think my program will fit within it’s limits.
C source code here (7kb). : Compiled hex binary here (1kb zip).
The schematic and circuit are drawn up using the free version of Cadsoft Eagle. They were created using version 4, but the latest version of Eagle is v5 which I’ve not used yet, however the circuit is fairly simple so I doubt there would be any problems.

Schematic layout of circuit. Note that in the real thing I added a couple of DIP switches in the GP0 & GP1 lines just before the resistors R4 & R5 to isolate the ICSP data and clock lines when programming. (25kb)
I’ve not included the Eagle files themselves as they make use of some random parts that I’ve made in my own library. But the circuit is not so complex that you couldn’t copy it. If you really want them then let me know.
If you have any problems drop me a line.