Shinyoung Park in SF

So I received the first board from co-worker Brian in LA.
I used AVRISP mkII to upload the hex file.
It requires AVR Studio as a window application along with it.
The board has a sound quality issues that I need a speaker or earbuds to listen to what Funji says.
I had a hard time connecting this tool with the board and using AVR studio.
Brian kindly sent me a manual for me.

After a few errors and trials, I finally uploaded hex file and sound file.
This is the hyperterminal that shows all the commands. I upload sound file from this interface.

The Qprox is very sensitive but only senses human touch, which is great.
When I pet Funji, it says what it has to say.
After testing all the functions, the next thing I did was putting the board to Funji itself.
Putting the foil inside of Funji is the second step after connecting foil to the sensor.

Since the foil could hurt the board, I put paper between the foil and the board.
The wire connecting the sensor and the foil needs to be flexible since I need to be able to take the board out of Funji often.
Thanks to Michael, I could find flexible wires to solder down.
So the board goes inside of Funji.

Yes, now the board is inside. I have a earbud connected but the three prototypes that I will use for the prototype won't. I will upload the video of how it behaves next week.
- Posted by Shinyoung Park