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- The DISPLAY on your mb6582 should say "MIOS 1.9|Ready", not MIOS Studio on your computer. - Did you select the correct MIDI In an Out ports in MIOS Studio? - You do NOT want to upload the .zip file, but you need to unpack it and upload the ...mb6582.hex file.

Glad you got it working! Did you try reuploading MIOS to the pic? A corrupt upload can basically do pretty much anything :)

Good to hear your order is on route! I saw the other thread about the interface first, and apparently you've already found the blacklist :) You can easily just use some wire between the gm5x5x5 and the core module - in case you can't get a hold of the sockets soonish.

I can't really answer that question but at least it's one of the interfaces known to cause trouble (see http://midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=midi_interface_blacklist)

Rejoice, they are still being sold.

Check the shipping status page at http://www.avishowtech.com/mbhp/status.html - if you don't find yourself on there and it's been "a couple of months" since you ordered do the following: - check if you have really really paid - forgetting that happens to the best of us ;) - check your spam filter/eMails for any eMails from Smash, where he might have a question or the likes - if nothing helps - drop by in the chat or write him a PM or eMail and ask nicely :)

Ahaha, how cool is that! Thanks a lot, I got it working already, but now I know WHY :)

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Lost for words. :drool:

*cough* :) Heya MTE! :flowers:

Luck + Online translation + Modular Synth = I made the pic for a german forum, so excuse the german labels :) (Masse = ground, von hinten = viewed from the back)

I've got a little problem with my bike's rev meter - the connections are labelled in Japanese. Can anyone help me identify what those 3 connections are? They should be something like +12V, Ground and Signal In - but which is which? Thanks!

If you want boards - add yourself to the list in the WIKI. Then wait :)

I doubt it'll be an easy operation. The pots are most likely mounted on a pcb. So, to keep the rest intact, you'll have to carefully remove a part of the pcb (or at least kill some tracks), and somehow fit the encoders and a core and din module in there. After that you'd be looking at merging the two individual midi outputs...

Seppo, Du Faulpelz: http://www.xb111.de/xb111_doc_de/xb_fs.html :yes:

There IS a difference between different cap types, yes. It's not necessarily a cheap vs. expensive thing though. Most stuff you can read about on audiophile forums and the likes is only reproducable while wearing a tinfoil hat AND having all gold-plated sockets and cables AND having correctly aligned your stereo to the moon phases though. :rolleyes:

C programming skills won't really help you, as mbSID v2 is written in asm :yes: The howTo is the one I was referring to, yes. IIRC you can just set the SR to 0 for the entries you don't need. If that doesn't work simply pick a number for the SR that is higher than the actual number of SRs you have. Ie if you have a DINx4 (with 4 SRs) use sth like 5 or 12 or whatever you like. This might not be the most elegant solution but it's certainly the easiest :)

You'll have troubles finding resistors that won't work :flowers: If you like wearing tinfoil hats and are scared of your own shadow you might wanna use those to be on the safe side: :whistle:

Short answer: Yes. Somewhat longer answer: Yes, you'll need to assign the additional encoders in the source code (the WIKI has a nice howto about how to do that). Another hint: You might wanna take a look at the "knobs" feature in mbSID v2 :)

Any 74HC165 will do :-) Which means reichelt, conrad, mouser, rs, digikey, ... all have them.

There's roughly 30 spares but I won't be able to send any out this week since I am not at home. Just sign up and I'll send you a confirmation at some point next weekish.

Happy B-Day Mr. NiceGuy! :hug: :cheer::laugh: :santa: :wacko: :flowers: :console: :thumbsup: :frantics:

Nope, that's well within spec ;)