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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 1.1
• Publisher: Trace R&D Center
• Team: Gottfried Zimmermann (lead), Parikshit Thakur & team
• Downloads:
  • Source code: package "GC100Targets" of SourceForge project "traceurcsdk"
  • Binary (JAR) files: included in package "UCHj" of SourceForge project "traceurcsdk"
• The release notes contain a list of new features, known limitations and known bugs
• Javadoc documentation
• Tutorial on how to write target adapters for devices connected to a GC-100 master controller
• License Agreement and list of third-party licenses used
• Contact: Please provide feedback and report new bugs and problems to Gottfried Zimmermann.

Supported Targets

Currently, target adapters are available in Java only, for the following devices:

• DVD players (IR control):
  • Resource files for generic DVD player via IR control:
    • Target description
    • Socket description
    • Resource sheet
    • Resource sheet
  • Supported devices:
    • Denon RC-1017
    • LG DS 9581 CPE
• TVs (IR control):
  • Resource files for generic TV via IR control:
    • Target description
    • Socket description
    • Resource sheet
    • Resource sheet
  • Supported devices:
    • Sansui Furatto 21-W
• DVD players (Serial protocol control):
  • Resource files for generic DVD player via Serial protocol control:
    • Target description
    • Socket description
    • Resource sheet
    • Resource sheet
  • Supported devices:
    • Denon RC-1017

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.

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).

See also

• URC Technical Primer
• Universal Control Hub for Java (UCHj)
• URC demo video on YouTube (text-only transcript of the video)

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Last update: Gottfried Zimmermann, Parikshit Thakur, 2009-06-22