18 Color Printer by jmpuchito

jmpuchito

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27th Jul 2014

17th May 2015

Yay!, now it prints in 18 colors!

thebest printer

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  Sandwichlizard 31st Jul 2014
  @iamdumb. stop criticizing people for using wifi. i suppose you only use LAN internet at home and land line telephones? oh and you never listen to radio or watch television, even if you have cable part of the signal path includes satelites and wireless transmissions. WIreless FIdelity is part of the modern world. maybe we should all give up steel kitchen knives and start using stone hand axes.
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  iamdumb 30th Jul 2014
  Massive demonstration of using WIFI :(
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  Sandwichlizard 30th Jul 2014
  if you want to see it search history:1489385
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  jmpuchito 30th Jul 2014
  wow...
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  Sandwichlizard 30th Jul 2014
  yup, thats what its called. MikeBest is correct that binary needs less signals to control more but this works awesome. the first tpt MUX i built was huge because the gates were really big. then G-linuxorU made a small and gate that worked well and made the Mux 1/3 my original size. Then when I was developing the multi element printer Darkn1883r developed the version I ultimately used. which is what you learned from. there is the history of the TPT MUX.
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  jmpuchito 29th Jul 2014
  *made*
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  jmpuchito 29th Jul 2014
  wow, so the thing i mae there is called multiplexer...
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  Sandwichlizard 29th Jul 2014
  because the MUX is really an and gate array with the PSTN wifi built in, it requires less signal processing.
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  Sandwichlizard 29th Jul 2014
  @MikeBest. he is doing what i did here id:1551557. also he would need a binary decoder to send a signal to each pstn which might slow it down. the MUX (multiplexer - its the thing decoding the signals for the colors) is quite fast.
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  MikeBest 29th Jul 2014
  It is amazing! Still, think youcould have made a far smaller code for colors by using binary counting (It would use 5 pixels instead of 9).