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PROJECT 001 / SISU Gallery
The board and its interfaceThe photographs show the assembled Rev B2 board. The screen images were drawn on a computer by DCP-3's own interface code, using its fonts and bitmaps. They are enlarged four times from the phone's 84 × 48 pixels and tinted green for readability. Below are standby, the animated main menu, Games, Snake, message composition, a call and the charging dialogs. Contact names, the time and operator text are examples. Board photographs | Interface captures Rev B2 hardware
Component side: Telit module, SIM holder, battery contacts, RF circuitry and board connectors.
Keypad side: RP2354B area, keypad contacts, buzzer and headset connector. DCP-3 interface sampler84 × 48 source pixels, displayed at four times the original size. Standby
The standby screen, with “Network” and 12:34 as example text. Messages menu
The animated Messages icon in the main menu. Games menu
Snake selected in the Games menu. Snake
A game of Snake. SMS composer
Writing a message. The screen shows the input mode and the number of characters remaining. Connected call
The call screen, with a contact name and elapsed time. Charging dialog
The Charging dialog and its battery animation. Battery full dialog
The Battery full dialog. On GitHub: SSE-9 hardware / DCP-3 firmware Sisu is an independent project, not affiliated with or endorsed by Nokia or HMD. Third-party names, trademarks, and original materials belong to their respective owners. See the hardware notices and firmware notices for credits and terms. |
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