stryd_one

Yeh at 1/10th the price it's hardly a problem :)

Updated list is on the wiki: Character LCD Controller Chips Supported by MIDIbox

Is there meant to be a pic there? Edit: I forgot I can see source of posts hehe the original link is: http://img300.imageshack.us/img300/5084/circuitoconel4n26o4n36hm2.gif I guess imagesHack is being lame with referrers... Rasteri are you using the 4n25 as a drop-in replacement or what?

K: you already know because I told you I was hoping to arrange a group buy for those LCDs... so you can count me in. I need quite a few though, so I'm not ready to pay immediately. They are not the same as the ones from the group buy though, those are an older, inferior model.

Now you know why I suggested posting pics ;) Well, with wires, or direct, should be fine either way... perhaps you also accidentally fixed a soldering error :)

Does it do SMF integration so twinny doesn't get double the admin work?

Phwoar that's hot. Moved to MBOTW and blogged. Hall of fame indeed.

Don't confuse R and V - as in, R3 vs V3.... different things entirely ;) They aren't revisions of the same boards, but different boards entirely.

Yep :) The keyword you want is "riser" Google hit #3 for 90degree pci riser is this: http://www.colomachine.com/colomachinev2/Accessories/Items/PCI-Riser/RC-1UR-PCI-KIT.htm Is that what you wanted?

Glad it's working :) Would be cool to see pics of your board mods too! Thanks for this info! I have edited the code for the new (GPASM-based) toolchain according to this, I wonder if you would mind testing it for me, before I commit the source to SVN? I will email (or attach here or upload or whatever you like) the code with the hex files already built, and anything else that makes it easier for you :) Thanks!

Heheh yeh we all tested this in the chat and smash found that the setting has changed recently, so it's not 1024 per attachment, max 1024*4; it's 1024 per attachment, max 1024.

Thanks Rog'!

You win! It's in sdcc's manual (attached to the above post, downloadable from the website), and yes, all aggregates are passed as pointers in SDCC. When you use them in the function, this works out OK because the pointer still goes to the same data. I fell asleep while typing this, and the guys already did all the C-specifics, enjoy :)

I was more referring to the OP's question, about what happens when the matching between the two caps is not precise.... I seem to remember it effecting the linearity of the cutoff frequency, but I don't wanna go explaining it based on my memory ;D

It's all good dude, I was apologising for editing your post; not attacking you for not editing it yourself. I need to be annoyed a few times in a row before I go there ;)

You could always use TK's nice scaling algo to get some control out of it. Not much point using a nice fast scratch fader if it could be replaced with a couple of switches ;) Course, I'd look at a simple opamp based circuit to sort it out electronically...

No - MB64 is written in ASM. That's why I suggested C ;)

Dude, don't do that. Yes, it gets a reaction. It's not a positive one.

They're just counted 0...127, no rocket science heheh Try it, if the wrong LED lights, try something else. It'll soon make sense :)

Just a suggestion - instead of asking for pics, maybe you could supply some?

This is not an answer really, but I expect that the practical max length will vary greatly depending in cable used...

Sorry smithy, edited your post - no need to post the same youtube vid twice, and its rough on older PC's and slow connections.

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ERrrrr... Can I put this in MBOTW yet? :) Boops: Just click '(more attachments)' (next to the browse button) to add more files to a single post :)

I figured this out chatting with W a while back.... Now I forget. Does anyone have the -internal- schematic of the SID? I can't find it.... Edit: Hey nils, the quote DB linkage is busted :(