A TINI Board can connect sensor arrays and other real-world devices to the internet or any TCP/IP network.

A FAQ is available to answer common questions.

Getting Started

• A good way to start is with a "TINI board" - which contains the CPU, memory, Ethernet controller and other peripheral controllers and a "Sockets 8 to 20V AC/DC Jack" - which contains the connectors and a voltage regulator.
• Instructions for getting JavaKit running on Linux.
• Guillaume Fournier's TINI Board Resource Center including Instructions for getting started in a Windows environment.

• The datasheet for the TINI CPU (DS80C390)
• Check Hardware availability
• The TINI board peripheral controllers include 1-Wire and CAN
• 1-Wire Pin-out on the TINI Socket RJ11 connector
• Connecting a RS-232 serial cable to TINI
• TINI Board Memory Expansion

• The latest firmware release (as at 4 November 1999) is TINI Beta 1.
  If you haven't upgraded from the alpha 6 version yet - do it now!
• Exploring the sendmail command (TINI Alpha 6).
• Help with reloading the firmware.

Software development is usually done on a PC or Workstation and communication with TINI is via Telnet and FTP.

• TINI Java Class Documentation (for beta 1).
• A TINI web server with servlet support - TiniHttpServer
• TINI Community Contributions
• Dallas Semiconductor runs a number of mailing lists that contain information that may assist developers.
• TINITalk is a useful utility to reload the TINI environment during software development.

• Sometimes my TINI web-server is actually up and running! (although depending on what is loaded, it may respond better to the Servlet URL).

Links to other Web Sites

• Guillaume Fournier's TINI Board Resource Center.
• Smart Software Consulting's Unofficial TINI Information Site.
• Brent Nordquist's TINI Software page.
• Japanese/English TINI page.