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Was that a question or a statement ;-) 1) Open the jar using some zip-utility. 2) Open the folder "META-INF" 3) Open the file "MANIFEST.MF" 4) Remove the spaces after the ":" 5) Remove all empty lines (there's one at the end) 6) Save the file and put the zip/jar back together That worked for me.

Nice! ;D WIKIMARKER

stryd_one is sniffing snobby snot up his snub-nosed nostrils Disgusting but good news! Whee ;D

Also ein bissel dauert das, das ist dank der Kondensatoren und des PSU ganz normal aber soooo lange? Bei mir sind's etwa 0.5 - 1.0 Sekunden.

1) Remove the pics and optocouplers. Measure the voltages as described here All okay? Then continue with 2) Try to find out which core is resetting. For instance by only using one core at a time. 3) Post the results here :D

More advice: DON'T rule out bad joints.

mmmm mandarine

I've moved the section to http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/application_development

But I usually don't read the whole thread if I'm checking new posts ;-)

Seems like you have everything sorted out component-wise. Oh, and: Foona, please don't use that many line-feeds ;-)

Why not? Cascading is good! :D

Yes, I noticed that. It just appeared to be the best place to put the info so far - I'm pretty sure stryd_one will come up with a better place and move it there ;-) STRYD_MARKER

I should be holding the first etched prototype in my hands shortly - if that thing works, I'll post the board file here.

You can leave them on the board.

AC or DC doesnt matter although with DC you tend to need a bit more voltage. Amperage can be an issue. A core usually doesn't take more then 500mA. It just might for some reason, so having a bit extra is always good. The 500mA that are proposed on ucapps are to be seen as a minimum. Basically, the amperage can be seen as the "power" your PSU provides. The core(s) just take what they need from it. So if you supply it with 500mA and the first core eats 490mA you'll run into problems. If you supply it with 2A, you'd still have 1100mA "left".

In a way, yes, as the cable does have a *very* low resistance. Extremely unlikely that you'd notice though. Well any connection that has a Vd/Vs line will power a core obviously. I don't think adding a seconds PSU is good idea. If you use the output of a 9VAC 1A supply (or something similar) you can just connect it to the first core's J1 and use either the J2-J2 or the J11-J11 connection to power the second core. If you do so, you can remove the rectifier, the 2200µF cap and the regulator from the 2nd core.

You should now have posted that :-X [NSFW] [me=nILS Podewski]washes his eyes out with soap.[/me]

Since I got into modifying the firmware again to allow different CS approaches I figured it would be nice to have some small HowTos for people doing the same thing. So I started out by creating a new section here http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/midibox_sid http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/application_development titled "Modyfing the mbSID v2 UI (ASM)". If anyone has made changes which would be nice to be documented, feel free to chip in!

[me=nILS Podewski]does the it's working dance.[/me] It would probably be a good idea to make some pictures of the various ways to do the CAN-bus mod, as this is going wrong a lot ;-) Where did you mount the parrts, ss? Don't be afraid of the coding - with TKs help I managed to get most of the stuff you'll need done already, and I'll hopefully document the changes soon :D

I hereby recommend using a socket for the 6N138 :D

No, it was not in there yet :-\ I added it to the list and that fixed the problem. CS_MENU_T_ENTRY CS_MENU_TABLE_L_FL, CS_MENU_Page_Parameters, CS_MENU_EXEC_GoToRoot, "F/L", 0, 0x00, PRINT_NOP Thanks, TK!

From what we found out in the chat so far it appears to be a problem with an old MIOS Studio version.

Au weia :-[ 'schuldigung!

I assumed we want to toggle between 8 banks. 0x03 = 00000011b -> "andlw 0x03" will cut off anything but the least significant 2 bits. 2 bits means 0..3 not 0..7. So "andlw 0x03" doesn't keep it <8 (well it does in a way) but keeps it <4 edit: You bastard! Editing your repy is not fair ;-)

I just noticed - andlw 0x03 will keep the result < 4 ;-) 0x07 (00000111b) will keep it < 8.