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yeah or just set ya multimeter to Resistance and measure the pot (using the center pin & 1 other) @ the Mid & max/min points should be around 50% at the 1/2 way mark
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yeah or just set ya multimeter to Resistance and measure the pot (using the center pin & 1 other) @ the Mid & max/min points should be around 50% at the 1/2 way mark
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Yeah I did play around with the voltage and got them to run as smooth as I could; however they still tend to stutter/jump (it seems as if the power builds up then pushes the slider up/down in a hurry as if there is not enough torque in the motor to move at a steady speed. It is quite good; it just doesnt move as smoothly as the faders on the screen.
I spose it could be my power supply? (although I am fairly sure it meets the recommendations?!)
Like I said tho; some more testing is required once I get the case finished.
Then I can give you guys an accurate review ;D
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Yeah I did play around with the voltage and got them to run as smooth as I could; however they still tend to stutter/jump (it seems as if the power builds up then pushes the slider up/down in a hurry as if there is not enough torque in the motor to move at a steady speed. It is quite good; it just doesnt move as smoothly as the faders on the screen.
I spose it could be my power supply? (although I am fairly sure it meets the recommendations?!)
Like I said tho; some more testing is required once I get the case finished.
Then I can give you guys an accurate review ;D
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same problem on that one
can not add the midibox_SID as a synth :(
Strange?
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Looks interesting!
It is the whole knob aye? not just the cap on top?
hey do you know what size/style shaft they fit?
Thanks
LO
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Looks interesting!
It is the whole knob aye? not just the cap on top?
hey do you know what size/style shaft they fit?
Thanks
LO
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yeah tha panasonic motorfaders are working well
I havent finished my case yet so my testing has been a bit limited.
Initially they do not appear to be as smooth as I had hoped but i havent heard any 1 else complaining so it might just be me 8)
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yeah tha panasonic motorfaders are working well
I havent finished my case yet so my testing has been a bit limited.
Initially they do not appear to be as smooth as I had hoped but i havent heard any 1 else complaining so it might just be me 8)
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Hi
Selecting the midibox sid driver is the problem
it does not appear on the list?
not on my pc anyhow
it worked fine on release 1
LO
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I have the same prob :(
When I try to Select the SID synth it doesnt appear in the list of options
The previous release 1 worked fine!???
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Not sure if I understand your question....... ???
The details below refer to the motorfaders only. Taken from: http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp_mf.html so check it out.
"the update cycle for each fader takes less than 100 uS! (Every pulse shows the execution length of the IRQ timer which starts an AD conversion, controls the appr. motor and feeds the register chain of the MF module"
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Not sure if I understand your question....... ???
The details below refer to the motorfaders only. Taken from: http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp_mf.html so check it out.
"the update cycle for each fader takes less than 100 uS! (Every pulse shows the execution length of the IRQ timer which starts an AD conversion, controls the appr. motor and feeds the register chain of the MF module"
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The JDM is used to program the PIC of the core module you can either:
remove the PIC from the core
insert on the JDM
then burn your firmware & insert the PIC back on the core
or
Use the in-circuit programmer cable to connect the jdm directly to the core and program the PIC without removing it from the core
So the JDM does not require a PIC to be inserted if you use the second method.
The JDM is merely a programming interface between your PC and the PIC
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Hi
just solder the Sockets first then solder the bridge to the end of the pin sticking through the PCB
Hope this makes sence
LO
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Hi
just solder the Sockets first then solder the bridge to the end of the pin sticking through the PCB
Hope this makes sence
LO
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Sorry Stigmata but this doesnt answer your question at all.......
Im running the mos8580(ex C128D) with CLK connected to the PIC, so far it hasnt got hot, using 6.8nF caps
I got a short piece of ribbon cable to connect to the PIC
dont know if this makes any difference???
Has any1 had overheating probs when using the 1mhz OSC instead of the PIC pin?
And has any 1 found a 1mhz OSC in NZ or Australia??
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No need to unsolder any parts if you built your PS on a seperate board, you can just connect the output wires of the power supply board to the core board after the point where the bridge rectifier sits. That way you dont need to stuff any of the PS parts (all the caps, rectifier and regulator sit on the PS board)
Takes up a bit more room but thats how mine is and it works good.
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yeah just midi chain them
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just test 1 or 2 pots first
as depending on the length of wires etc you may experience some pot jitter! (I didnt ;D)
Should be OK though
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Not needed!
I got some 1K & 5K & 10K pots in my midibox
works sweet
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man! my siD is rocking now!
some nice presets too.
I never thought the old sid could groove like that.
[shadow=red,left,300]Yessssss![/shadow]
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wow this will be cool; Im having loads of probs trying to tweak in Cubase.
thumbs up, once again.
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yeah flat panels only but most cases are made up of removable flat(ish) panels which you can replace with a lazer cut panel
Anybody from Australia w/ PIC programmer?
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Hi
Im back from holiday now !
so if he wants he could send it to New Zealand, might be quicker?
Im happy to burn it
LO