Arduino feeding depth/compass data to a video overlay board

[Rover]

Has anyone experimented with feeding Arduino complied data (depth, temp, compass, etc) to a video overlay board? If so what type of Arduino and video over lay board did you use?

Jim

[derelicte]

the tellymate is the only video output shield I've seen.



http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9313

it looks like the tellymate should work with any arduino, like the uno.

another option would be a standalone video overlay device, like this one:



http://www.sparkfun.com/products/9168

again, any arduino should be able to drive it.

[Rover]

Thank you for the info. I will research both items.

Jim

[lostcaggy]

I've driven the second one with an arduino, works quite well

[Rover]

Lostcaggy, do you have any additional information on the specific set-up you used, software, were you injecting the data into the video feed down in the ROV, or injecting it on the surface? I am new to arduinos.

Jim

[derelicte]

this video shield looks like it might be perfect:


http://nootropicdesign.com/ve/index.html

it won't work on a arduino mega, though.

[derelicte]

ieee spectrum article about the maxim part posted above:

http://spectrum.ieee.org/geek-life/hand ... en-display

I'm surprised no one has made a shield with this part on it...

[SoakedinVancouver]

Anybody has got a practical setup yet, with one of these devices?