I was just reading the excellent "reviews of vibrating glove" linked to in the "Tass gloves - how to check improvement" thread - and read that WTP was updating his documentation and web site in March. You've heard of the old lady who named her castrated cat "Tomorrow" (Tom for short) because Tomorrow never comes
Well, this glove upgrade has been "tomorrow" for too long now. I had a break-through today. When will I ever learn? I have been struggling on and off (mostly off) for the last couple of months to get the touchscreen working, by configuring the linux startup files, when I know next to nothing about linux, and regularly locking myself out with errors in the config file. Turns out it was nothing to do with the configuration - I had a dodgy micro-usb lead! How stupid!
So - I'll look to the website, but lets take a quick look here. This picture is all the components for my audio exciter finger pod, using the DAEX-9-4SM exciter which costs a fiver. The only soldering required in the entire glove project is what you see there x8. Take a pair of the mini connector cables, Curl one end by wrapping it round a pencil, fixing it with selotape, and heat it with a heat gun or hairdryer. Let it cool, and remove the selotape and you have a "curly cable". On the end you can see in the picture, cut about 5cm off the red cable, and solder the red cable to one end and black to the other. It is really delicate -so better to find an expert to do it for you - if you buy them a drink. Friends teenager who does electronics? Local school or college? Mobile phone repair shop? PC repair shop? You'll find someone. Thereafter it's like a model kit. Just plug everything together