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  1. :D :D :D :D

    ;D ;D ;D ;D

    ITS WORKING !

    YIPIKAYEY !!

    i managed to program it with : direct i/o and delay = 2

    i came to a conclusion that my jdm is fine so i started playing with the "method" (api vs. i/o) and "delay" !

    tried alot of combinations untill i've found this (working) one, and again :  ;D ;D ;D ;D

    weird thing is when i tried a different .hex file with the same settings and same pic - it failed !!

    thank you all for your support !

    see u on the other side of this forum

  2. Progress ?? maybe…

    On the same jdm I managed to program a pic18f452 !!! I burned only the “bootstrap loader†into the pic…NO PROBLEMS at all – programmed and verified !! (cant check if its working ‘cause I have only a MidiboxPlus).

    Does this mean that my jdm is healthy ?

    But still… cant burn the 16f…

    It is a pic16f877-20/p ! not A !

    I got the .hex files from the MidiboxPlus page – it  is version v1910 !

    I reseted my settings of Icprog and started all over – same result !

    The chip is being programmed but only until line 0420h ! then it fails !

    Could this be a bug in the .hex file ?? when I load it into Icprog I get a message “the file does not contain a device ID valueâ€

    Is there an other .hex file for pic16f877 .. only to see if its working ?

    What could be wrong

    H-E-L-P

  3. I m SO frustrated !!

    I have vicious thoughts about throwing it all away !!

    :'( :'( :'( :'( :'(

    PLEASE HELP !!

    I m trying to burn a pic 16f877 for a MidiboxPlus with 8 knobs (I know its old).

    I got the pcb from “SmashTv†and the parts as well, soldered everything and checked it infinite times >> it is perfect… every part in its place and at the correct direction !

    Icprog (version 1.05c) is on “Windows API†…. “I/o delay†= 1 (no influence anyway)

    I even have the two 9v batteries connected !!

    Here are my readings :

    Mclr = 13.4

    Vcc = 5

    Clock = 5.7

    Data out = 4.5

    With the pic in the socket readings are :

    Mclr = 13.4

    Vdd = 5

    I am able to read and erase !!

    Now, when I load the .hex file Icprog says “the file does not contain a device ID valueâ€

    Then when I try to program it Icprog says (after about 15sec of programming) : “programming failed at code address 0420h†!!

    Then when I read the pic I does have info in it but it stops at line 0420 !!

    I tried to program a brand new pic as well as an erased pic, tried on two machines one with xp other with 98, every time same results

    PLEASE HELP

  4. HELLO !!

    i see many-too-many people (including me) having problems with the jdm programmer, it seems to be the most problematic part of midibox !!

    it got some neverending problems !!

    so --->  ;D ;D ;D

    why not trying to build an OTHER solution..

    a different programmer

  5. ;D

    CALLING ALL PROGRAMMERS, or whoelse that got the knowledge to help.

    (because i dont know shit about this, i ask for your help)

    there is a topic here named "a new (? ??) idea" - it is about more friendly programming of the Midi Filter !!

    the one who'll take this task (and succeed) is guaranteed to be taken to greatness and get into the hall of fame. :D

    please take a look and see if u can help !

  6. OOPS... SORRY

    i  guess i wasnt looking good enough !

    as i see it - it seems kinda complicated to "program" to mapping of this device.

    there must be an easier way to do this, so me too (no programing skills) can do this.

    the MidiOx mapping i understand, this midifilter maping - i do not !!

    i think its a good idea to try and enhance this machine so it would be more friendly to program, and also i think it should have some memory-bank

  7. jah people

    as i know NOTHING about electronics i will tell you knowledgers my idea -

    a device that functions as a midi converter !!!

    what i do today is using midiox to convert one event to another, say NRPN to control, say convert chanel 1 to chanel 2 etc.

    i know its possible because i see it on one site (dont remember the address).

    this not only for midibox but for other device as well - the principal is that it will be possible to control equipment "on the run" without the need of a computer.

    i've found the web, it is here : http://www.midisolutions.com/prodmap.htm

    (the right word for it is MAPPER !!!)

    and maybe its possible to implement several "memories" into it, like the bank-switch.

  8. weird things going on !!

    first - thank you for all the help !!

    trying to narrow the problematic area, those are my measurments :

    - enable mclr is on

    - disconnecting from D4 i get 11.9v from GND to #3,so far so good

    when i solder it back on i get from the same point 2.1v !! (a discent bad-word should b here)

    - D4 is good - checked and replaced

     on its "-" i get 2.1v, on its "+" i get 1.6v

    - on Q1 i get 1.6v on both C and E ,on B i get 2.1

    - on D3 "-" i get 2.1v, on its "+" i get -4.7v

    everything with respect to GND, the "-" on it.

    (are we having any progress at all ?)

  9. PAFFFF !

    detz some inside information, when i'll have the time i'll go deep in there...

    right now i just want it working as fast...

    here are my results :

    - "Enable MCLR" = on

    - my "+" probe on the GND

    (i m looking on the JDM circuit that is on the "ucapps.de")

    - on D1 "-" (the side with the | ) i get 5.6v

     same on D2 "+"

    - on D2 "-" i get 0v !!

    - on D1 "+" i get 4.8v

    - on D6 "+" i get 4.8v

    - on D6 "-" i get 0v !!

    - on D5 "+" i get 0v !!

    - on D5 "-" i get -1.6v

    WHAT IS WRONG ??

    H E L P :'(

  10. i've found a strange thing :

    when i put my "-" probe on the #5 (GND) and the "+" probe on #7 (RTS) my friendly multimeter shouts : -5.5 !

    this means the current is inverted !!

    and this means..

    that my #5 is my "+" and the others ( #3,#4,#7,#8 ) are my "-"

    is this the way it suppose to be ? my (little) knowledge in electronics tells me it is INVERTED.

  11. (well now i m in the "troubles" section  :-[ )

    i've built the jdm on a protoboard and used a 8.2v zener, and the capacitors are of 25v !

    BUT THE DAMN THING IS NOT WORKING !

    my tests show :

    - "enable mclr" = 6.4v

    - "enable vcc"  = 4.7v

    - "enable clock" = 0v (?!)

    - "enable data out" = 4.3v

    i tried it on 3 diferent COMs, its all the same.

    the i/o delay dont have ANY influence at all.

    please P-L-I-Z   HELP

  12. hello again...

    i ordered the parts for MidiBox8+JDMprogrammer but some of them are not exactly as i ordered, please take a look at this and tell me if i can use those  :

    - ALL the el.capacitors are 25v (except for the 2200uF for the power supply - it is 16v).

    - the "74hc00" is a "74hc00p"

    - the "cny17-2" is a cny17-1"

    - the "bc547b" is a "bc547c"

    - the 8.7v zener doide is a 8.2v

    tell me if its ok to use them or not - or should i do any changes  ???

  13. hello again...

    i ordered the parts for MidiBox8+JDMprogrammer but some of them are not exactly as i ordered, please take a look at this and tell me if i can use those  :

    - ALL the el.capacitors are 25v (except for the 2200uF for the power supply - it is 16v).

    - the "74hc00" is a "74hc00p"

    - the "cny17-2" is a cny17-1"

    - the "bc547b" is a "bc547c"

    - the 8.7v zener doide is a 8.2v

    tell me if its ok to use them or not - or should i do any changes  ???

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