6 inch Type B-Mini USB Cable 
ButtonPad 
GamePack 
Illuminato X Machina 
Lithium Backpack 
Mega Backpack 
TouchShield Slide 
TouchShield Stealth 
TripleWide ExtenderShield X 
Physical computing with BitDJ
Fire Arduino pins as you tap the screen. BitDJ allows for looping of a tap sequence and playback- attach it to a PowerSquid for a custom light show or use it to fire pins and test any other shield.
You might also have discovered that if you boot up BitDJ, you can go to the system menu and turn on inter-screen fading (which looks really cool with the hardware in-out soft fading, kind of like an Apple laptop’s pulse button).
I’ve uploaded the rest of the TouchShield’s built-in commands are over at the function reference wiki.
4 Comments on Physical computing with BitDJ
Code links for this example are not found.
The shield came loaded with this, but I re- programmed it and now can’t replace the example.
Can you fix / repost somewhere? It is a great starting point.
thanks
I found on the Arduino side I had to change the serial command to “serial.begin(9600);” from ” beginSerial(9600);”
Can’t get the TouchShield side to compile. I get a host of bmp errors. HELP!!
Chris Ladden responded that SubPGraphics.cpp had been rewritten in the Touchshield core and sent me a revised version….Thanks Chris!
Cool!