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You haven't gotten one yet.

Yep, there's about 10 left, just put yourself down on the wiki

SIDs of Hanoi ;)

Ne Digitalkamera macht sich da ganz gut. Am besten Ober/Unterseite der Platinen und eines worauf die Verkabelung zu sehen ist. Dann einfach mit "Add attachment" hier an ein Post anhängen.

Here's your answer: http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp/mbhp_core_v3.pdf Btw, I removed the tags, cause they were, well, um... ;)

Kannst Du Bilder von Deinem Aufbau machen? Die sind manchmal recht aufschlussreich.

Different pinout on the PCBs? nILS ducks.

Naja, besser als sich mit Bier zu unterhalten, oder?

Wilba funny ;)

Punk rock is cooler than space. Especially when it's about drugs. NOFX - "Pharmacist's Daughter" from the album "Pump Up The Valuum" [table][tr][td] [/td][td]Give her a call for Demerol and amyl nitrate I tell her dad "don't worry, sir, we won't stay out late!" I'm in love with her The pharmacists daughter She's got my love I get her drugs Waking up in the afternoon can't wait to see her Bringin' in some Klonopin I'm huffin' ether She's the one for me, without personality I still wanna see her every day We got a date and I can't wait to see my baby If I wine and dine her she just might sedate me She's so beautiful she keeps my prescriptions full She got my love I get her drugs (She got my love) She got my love I get her drugs (I get the drugs) She got my love, I get her drugs Looks like I'm buying the pharm (ACY!)[/td][/tr][/table]

Topic: Touchsensor Funktioniert Erster Satz: Touchsensor Funktioniert nicht. Das kann ja spannend werden ;) [me=nILS Podewski]hat seine Kristallkugel grad verlegt.[/me] Nein, tut sie nicht. Welche App, welche PCBs, was für ein Display, was geht, was geht nicht, ... Gib Details. Viele. Alle. Dann können wir vielleicht helfen.

Coinop buttons take a lot of abuse.

Same here. You won't know what an mbSID can do until you have one. None, and I do mean none of the sound samples around illustrate the true capabilities of what you can do with an mbSID once you get into it.

If you have to ask - prolly not.

A little clarification: The mb6582 is Wilba's neat implementation of a 8x MIDIBox SID v2. That means it's basically 4 core modules, 8 SID modules and the DIN and DOUT modules combined on one PCB. Everything it can do can be done using single modules as well, it's "just" a really simple and nice way to get there ;) Difference between 1/2 SID: One SID chip is obviously going to give you a mono synth. 2 SIDs give you either two independet mono synths (if you use one core per SID) or a stereo synth (one core -> 2 sid modules). Difference between 1/2 or 8 SIDs: You get 8 SIDs means you have either 8 individual mono synths (if you use 8 cores) or 4 stereo synths (which is what the mb6582 is). Obviously more SIDs means more freedom and options when it comes to making patches. Also, with more SIDs you have more polyphony in "SuperPoly" mode. ...and when you're done with that - read some more :D All the info is there for you, you just need to do lotsa reading before the actual fun ;)

If you're talking about 10k and linear you mean pots and not encoders. If you mean pots, you prolly won't find any detented ones (there's rare cases of center-detent-pots). And if you really mean pots then yes 10k and linear is good. If you're talking about encoders then yes, they come with and without detents and it's also possible to "undetend" detented encoders.

Read the readme.txt or check the main.c for inforamtion on what the apps do and how to control it. "Middle" MIDI Input pin does not need to be grounded and more precisely shouldn't be grounded. Using only 2 pins is correct. Again: Do you _KNOW_ (and if so how?) that your core is fully working? Did you upload MIOS or an application? If so, how and were there any problems? Give us some information - that makes it a lot easier to help you...

Glad it works, aaaand: Interesting way of taking a screenshot ;)

The LCD is not needed. Does the test app (http://www.ucapps.de/mios/ain64_din128_dout128_v2b.zip) work, so you know your DOUT is working correctly? void MPROC_NotifyReceivedEvnt(unsigned char evnt0, unsigned char evnt1, unsigned char evnt2) __wparam { if( evnt0 == 0x80 || evnt0 == 0x90 ) { if( evnt0 == 0x80 || evnt2 == 0x00 ) { // Note Off MIOS_DOUT_PinSet(evnt1, 0); } else { // Note On MIOS_DOUT_PinSet(evnt1, 1); } } [/code] That part looks kinda fishy. Try to always use () Try: [code] void MPROC_NotifyReceivedEvnt(unsigned char evnt0, unsigned char evnt1, unsigned char evnt2) __wparam { if( (evnt0 == 0x80) || (evnt0 == 0x90) ) { // note on or note off if( (evnt0 == 0x80) || (evnt2 == 0x00) ) { // note off or volume == 0 MIOS_DOUT_PinSet(evnt1, 0); } else { // Note On MIOS_DOUT_PinSet(evnt1, 1); } } The code itself looks correct except for that tiny thing, so I'd assume the problem is in hardware or you don't send the right note events ;)

I think on picture #2 you captured a ghost ;) Looking good!

Welcome aboard GCoda! :D That's becaus MIOS itself is written in asm. You want the C application skeleton which is part of the mios_base package: http://www.ucapps.de/mios/mios_base_v1_0b.zip hope that helps ;)

9.9VA == 1.1A @ 9.9V (9.0V * 1.1A == 9.9VA)

The contrast pot serves as a voltage divider which feeds the LCD with a contrast voltage somewhere in the 0V..5V range depending on the pot position. The luminance pot is basically part of a current limiting circuit that lets you adjust the amount of current the LCD backlight can pull. Assembled that kinda looks like what you see in the attachment. See http://ucapps.de/mbhp_core.html or http://www.avishowtech.com/mbhp/mbhp_coreR4d.html:

;) http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=77E21F2D50F5775E&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&v=hqJoImNTs8I

;D solder random switches to random equipment in random places to make it go pfzzzzchrr 12 : 2 make the coolest diy synth available