Category Badge
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Read MoreTYMKRS's Documentation for the CypherCon Badge 3.0
Basic Badge Operation
On the back side of the badge, near the edge, there are two softkeys.
The button labeled "Click to Power On" turns the badge on. The button labeled "Click to go / Hold to power off" is used to select apps, or turn the badge off.
When first powered on, the badge needs to initialize and will display "NOPRES" as a reminder to not press buttons until initialization is complete. When the badge is initialized and ready for use, the display will show "DONE", and then the default idle message will begin scrolling.
While the badge is in idle, you can start an app by pressing the app select softkey. The display will show "APPSEL", and you can select each of the apps by pressing the touchpad...
Read Moretbased - TBAS Touchpad Editor
Description
TBASED is an editor for TBAS that uses the touchpad for editing.
Operation
When the TBASED app is started, the edit buffer is displayed on the 7 segment display, with the cursor identified by a blinking decimal point. Additionally, the usb serial terminal displays the currently executing TBAS program for reference, along with the edit buffer. Although the serial terminal displays editor information, editing must be done with on the badge via the touchpad and softkey.
Keys
0 and 9 are the cursor keys, moving the cursor through the edit buffer.
1 Inserts a ‘[‘
2 Inserts a ‘]’
3 Inserts a ‘<‘
4 Inserts a ‘>’
5 Inserts a ‘+’
6 Inserts a ‘-‘
7 Inserts a ‘=’
8 Inserts a ‘?’
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tbas – TBAS Interpreter
Description
TBAS is an interpreter for the TBAS language. TBAS belongs to a class of languages colloquially referred to as Turing Tarpits, for their computational minimalism.
Operation
The TBAS Interpreter is constantly executing, even when another app is running. The TBAS execution environment consists of a program containing single character operators, a data buffer of unsigned 8-bit variables to use as working memory, a global IO Mode, and a separate buffer of unsigned 8-bit variables that can be used as a FIFO or a FILO. Access to the data buffer is restricted to a single pointer, in the style of a ‘tape’. The instruction pointer for the source code is referred to as eptr. The data buffer and data pointer are referred to as mcell[] and mptr.
Operators
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Read MoreThe Cyphercon 2016 badge is a functional minimalist
Interface
1. Override High
2. Override Low
3. Input 0 (1’s place)
4. Input 1 (2’s place)
5. Input 2 (4’s place)
6. Step
Encoding Operation
CypherTTY is a minimal 3 bit character encoding standard designed for the Cyphercon 2016 Badge. While you could use the badge to encrypt any binary data, I thought it would be fun to have a standard way to make secret text messages.
000 > > > > > >
001 SP 3 , N U B
010 E ...