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Ich hab mir das Bild deines zweiten Posts nochmal genauer angesehen. Wenn die Beschriftung, die dort steht, die Pinbelegung des Anschlusses darstellen soll, so ist es klar, dass das nicht funktioniert. In den Adapterzeichnungen von TK ist ja klar ersichtlich, wo welcher Kontakt sein muss. T0-T7 ist dabei wohl gleichzusetzen mit K0-K7 auf deinem Board. Ich würde mir auf Lochraster oder Breadboard einen entsprechenden Adapter bauen und mit Jumperkabeln testen. Damit kommst du recht schnell ans Ziel.
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I have a bug report:
fwd_id=LED_MATRIX:x does not work for EVENT_AINSER. I have some LED-bars next to the faders... if I use this code:
EVENT_ENC id= 1 hw_id = 1 bank=1 fwd_id=LED_MATRIX:1 type=CC chn= 1 cc= 16 range= 0:127
it works perfectly. And if I use this code:
EVENT_AINSER id= 10 hw_id = 10 bank=1 type=CC chn= 1 cc= 80 range= 127:0 fwd_id=LED_MATRIX:1
nothing happens. Of course I configured the AINSER correctly... the fader does work but the values are not forwarded to the LED_MATRIX. I tried to use some EVENT_SENDER / RECEIVER code to get a workaround but that wasn't working too...
Thanks,
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Ist die Tastatur eventuell invertiert? Ich würde mal testweise den Jumper auf dem DIO umstecken und die Konfigurationsdatei entsprechend ändern.
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Hey people!
The NG manual says that it's possible to dim LEDs which are in a matrix. I now have some LED-rings for encoders and I'd like to dim them to get a smooth transition between the LEDs. Is that possible?
Here is what I've tried:
RESET_HW DOUT_MATRIX n= 1 rows=8 inverted=1 sr_dout_sel1= 1 sr_dout_r1= 2 sr_dout_r2= 3 EVENT_ENC id= 6 hw_id = 6 bank=1 fwd_id=LED_MATRIX:6 fwd_to_lcd=1 type=CC chn= 1 cc= 21 range= 0:127 offset= 0 ports=1000100000001000 EVENT_LED_MATRIX id=6 type=cc cc=21 dimmed=1 colour=0 ports=1000100000001000
Any hints on this?
Thanks!
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Hey,
I used the newest version of NG. Any keyboard related changes I made in the NGC file do not influence the keyboard-signals. If I enter "kb 1" in the terminal, it also shows totally different values than I entered in the NGC.
If I make the changes via the terminal (f.e. set kb 1 slowest_delay 1000) it works.... but I can not save this value via store or save.
I tested also with an old version (1.34b). There it works perfectly.Thanks,
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Hi TK,
as stated in another thread, the STM32F4 used on the latest core seems to be an "end of life" product. Is there any replacement you plan?
Thanks,
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As far as I know I have no 1pc-board. Only for 8pc.
And I don't believe you will be under $6 p.pc. if you do the PCBs by yourself including the OLED and don't forget about the soldering...
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You are totally right. But by using my breakout-PCB and the little display-adapters you will save a lot of soldering. Of course it doesn't make sense to use this kind of connection if you are just looking for one or two displays for your midibox. But if you need 8 or more, this will make things a lot easier.
Anyway: My PCBs can be downloaded and manufactured by any PCB manufacture out there if someone is interested in using this. I uploaded the layouts a few posts above.
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Hey,
my design worked! I didn't have any problems with it.
But: It's very hard to solder flex-cables by hand (as there are no sockets which have the same pin number than the displays). That's why I decided to spend a few bucks more and use displays with pinheader and created a breakout solution. -
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this was too easy... didn't see it :-) I'll try it! Thanks!
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Awesome!!!
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9 minutes ago, Shuriken said:
Are you running the usb_midi_2x2_v1_010.zip application?
No, I read somewhere in the forum that the host-mode will be supported by every application. My core is running NG. I assume that I'd need to configure the midibox before connecting a usb device to it? Because I (of course) can not access the midibox via the MIOS Studio anymore when using the usb host mode.
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2 minutes ago, Shuriken said:
I would try with an external power instead of via the mini-USB port.
I tested it with an external power supply. But as I said: How to go on? How can I assign the LPK to the MIDI ports?
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On 18.11.2015 at 7:21 PM, MS-SPO said:
So, I can save 80 % to 90 % of the "standard-components", and associated assembly time. That could be a beginning. However, I'm waiting for a reply from http://www.hobbytronics.co.uk/usb-host-mini , which could be even easier. Have to check, which reduces my overall risk ; -)
Any news on this?
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Hey,
I didn't get it yet: I tried to connect a AKAI LPK25 to the STM via the micro-port and I used the adapter you posted in the first post. But whats next? I power the core via the mini-USB-port.
How do I route now the signal of the LPK to one of the MIDI ports?
Thanks! :-)
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Hey,
I'm afraid no. I used the official KB and NG release from ucapps.
It's a strange behavior. Any other ideas? I can make some photos of it tomorrow.Thanks,
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Hey,
I have a problem with a 76 key organ keybed. This is my configuration:
KEYBOARD n=1 rows=12 dout_sr1=1 dout_sr2=2 din_sr1=1 din_sr2=2 \
din_inverted=0 break_inverted=0 din_key_offset=10 \
make_debounced=0 \
scan_velocity=1 scan_optimized=1 note_offset=9 \
delay_fastest=25 delay_fastest_black_keys=15 delay_slowest=1000The right half is completely out of tune and I'm not able to adjust the starting key with din_key_offset. It doesn't matter which number I choose for this parameter. The notes will stay the same...
Any help on this?
Thanks,
Chris -
You did a mistake in the wiring.
You need to put the analog input on the other side of the resistor.
You should read the documentations which are provided by TK more carefully. This will save you a lot of asking and you will get more quick better results.... so please read through this side again regarding using AINSER8 with KB:
http://ucapps.de/midibox_kb.html
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Please read the documentation on ucapps. It's all there.
You can approach this by using NG instead of KB.
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You don't need diodes to check this. You can use a simple jumper cable.
//edit: I just read TKs post again. So it seems that you would need diodes. Anyway: could you post pictures of your complete setup including the pcb of the keybed?
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Ah. Okay. I misunderstood your post.
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Nord does modifications on the keybeds respective let them produce in a special way from Fatar. That explains the problems you have.
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Which keybed do you use?
[solved] debug output shows different keys pressed, but notes are the same?
in MIDIbox NG
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Hm... does it make a difference if you replace din_inverted=on with din_inverted=1?
I used a 76key Roland synthkeybed in the past which has also DF layout with inverted diodes. That worked pretty much okay... except for the velocity... it seems that the velocity gets scanned a lot slower when using inverted keybeds... the resolution was quite low. But that's a while ago...