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The ASP-II Solderless Stamp Prototyping System
AWC is pleased to introduce the ASP-II Solderless Stamp Prototyping System -- an economical alternative for prototyping Stamp II hardware without soldering. The ASP-II increases your productivity and costs less than $20!
The ASP-II provides an adapter that allows you to plug a standard 9 pin serial cable and a 9 volt battery into a solderless breadboard. Here's what you get:
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A special adapter for the serial cable |
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A special adapter for the 9 volt battery |
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Complete instructions with sample labs and techniques for using the cable adapter for normal serial I/O |
You supply the battery, a cable (you need a 9 pin male to female for most PCs), and a BSII or BSIISX. Of course, you also need a solderless breadboard (these are readily available at Radio Shack or any electronics distributor).
You also need the Parallax stamp software (available free at ftp://ftp.parallaxinc.com/pub/parallax/stamp.zip).
Why pay $100 or more for a Stamp development system you have to solder or wire wrap? Educators: Perfect for microcontroller training classes. Change your design as fast as you change your mind. Ask about special discounts for classroom use.
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The ASP-II with a user-supplied |
Something Extra
We also have a lab kit of parts that make it extra easy to use your ASP-II. You'll find all the parts you need to build the example labs and do some experimenting on your own. Check it out.
Get it Now!
Try an ASP-II for 21 days. If you aren't delighted, just send it back undamaged for a full refund of your purchase price. But once you see how easy it is to build Stamp prototypes, you won't want to be without it.
<DISCONTINUED> ASP-II Stamp II Prototyping Adapter $14.95 each
Accessories:
Pack of switches that plug directly into breadboards (4 per pack) $6.00/pack
Pack of LEDs that operate directly from 5V (4 per pack) $5.00/pack
Hard to find hi-Z speaker with wire leads and capacitors for Stamp connection $5.00
Notice: Basic Stamps are a product of Parallax Inc. AWC is in no way affiliated with Parallax.