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GC-100 Targets for UCHj
Open-Source Project by the Trace Center
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About
The GC-100 Targets for UCHj project is an open-source reference implementation of target adapters for Global Caché's GC-100 master controller, based on the UCH specification.
Quick Facts
- Project status: Version 2.0
- Publisher: Trace R&D Center
- Team: Gottfried Zimmermann (lead), Parikshit Thakur & team
- Downloads:
- Source code and binary jar: package "GC100Targets" of SourceForge project "traceurcsdk"
- The release notes contain a list of new features, known limitations and known bugs
- License Agreement and list of third-party licenses used
- Contact: Please provide feedback and report new bugs and problems to .
Tutorials and documentation
- GC100 Device Auto Configuration (video)
- GC100 Tutorial
- Using ANT to compile GC100 Targets
- Javadoc documentation
Supported Targets
Currently, target adapters are available in Java only, for the following devices:
- DVD players (IR/SERIAL control):
- Resource files for generic DVD player via IR control:
- Supported devices:
- All those devices whose pronto code file/serial code file is available.
- TVs (IR/SERIAL control):
- Resource files for generic TV via IR control:
- Supported devices:
- All those devices whose pronto code file/serial code file is available.
- CD players (IR/SERIAL control):
- Resource files for generic CD player via IR control:
- Supported devices:
- All those devices whose pronto code file/serial code file is available.
- Relay Devices:
- Resource files for generic Relay control:
- Supported devices:
- All relay devices.
We encourage interested parties, in particular the open-source community, to develop the necessary resource files for other target devices, and make them available to the URC community.
See also
- URC Technical Primer
- Universal Control Hub for Java (UCHj)
- URC demo video on YouTube (text-only transcript of the video)
- iUCH - iPhone client for UCH
Acknowledgement
This project was funded by the National Institute on Disability and Rehabilitation Research (NIDRR), US Department of Education under grants H133E980008, and H133E990006; the National Science Foundation (NSF) via the Partnership for Advanced Computational Infrastructure (PACI).
Last update: Gottfried Zimmermann, Parikshit Thakur, 2010-04-29