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It's my thread. Go away if you don't like it. [me=nILS Podewski]poops on the party[/me]

And this time around I do mean it.

Könnte sein, dass der App-Upload schief gegangen ist. Wenn das F0... (upload request) alle 2 Sekunden kommt ist wohl MIOS mit weg. Alternativ könnte irgendwo ein kurzer sein, der zu kontinuierlichen Reboots führt.

Hiya Max! From what you're planning to build it does look like modifying an existing app or writing a custom one. Pretty much all of the info you're looking for can be found on ucapps.de, the wiki and this forum - all you have to do is a lot of reading ;-) Do that, and once you have more specific question will be more than happy to answer them!

http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=gm5x5x5_pcb_bulk_order Order is closed. Refer to Wiki page for more details.

Ein regulärer TL07* oder eben der etwas seltenere aber deutlich "lautere" 386 sollten's tun.

What do you mean by "port"? The first shift register or the first DINx4 module?

Ja, die "Leistung", die Du erreichen kannst hängt von der Impedanz der Kopfhörer ab - einfache Lösung ist ein regelbarer Verstärker (mit Volume Poti), da kann man dass ganz gut ausgleichen. Meine Vorgehensweise wäre die folgende (hoch untechnisch, macht Spass): Google Suche, bis ich ein paar Schaltbilder finde. Davon die einfachsten raussuchen und zwar so, dass die die Du "nimmst" sich schon ordentlich unterscheiden. Dann Teile kaufen - sollte bei mini Opamp verstärker irgendwo um die 2-3€ pro Teil liegen. Dann auf breadboard stecken und testen. Dann dran rumspielen mit anderen Werten/Kopfhörern etc, dann juchu rufen und Dich für einen davon entscheiden. Ich hab sehr schöne Ergebnisse mit einer Mischung aus Ruby und LittleGem erreicht (http://runoffgroove.com/littlegem.html & http://runoffgroove.com/ruby.html) Der CMOY Pocket Amplifier erfreut auch sich recht großer Beliebtheit: http://tangentsoft.net/audio/cmoy-tutorial/

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Yep. That doesn't mean I use it all the time though ;-) [me=nILS Podewski]rings the off-topic bell[/me]

That question is answered in the FAQ -> http://ucapps.de/mbhp_usb_gm5.html

...and I must admit I like it inspite of it having its problems.

It will work and it has lots of reserve for way more than one midibox (4 amps at 5V) but I'd say there's a 1,000:1 chance that specific PSU is pretty noisey.

http://www.1pixelout.net/code/audio-player-wordpress-plugin/ Those look neat too: http://flash-mp3-player.net/

PLEASE GIVE US SOME INFO ON MIDIBOX CONTROLLER LIKE TRAKTORIZER FOR VIRTUAL DJ MIDI BOX CONTROLLER. Oh, and: Welcome aboard.

No workey for me either. Stupid Conrad. This works: go to Conrad.de -> search for "ALU-GEHÄUSE NUMMER 1520" (Art. Nr.: 523224 - 62)

Green on black is nice. Makes the code seem so much more 1337!

Nice work illy! Out of curiosity - what did you use to buffer the signal for the LEDs? Conrad has really nice cases like those, too. Euro-card sized with removable front/top/bottom aluminium panels: http://www1.conrad.de/scripts/wgate/zcop_b2c/?~template=pcat_product_details_document&object_guid=91BC783B8D15EA56E10000000A010221&master_guid=&master_typ=&no_brotkrumennavi=&ownrow=19&p_load_area=0203051&p_artikelbilder_mode=Ein&p_sortopt=object_description&page=1&p_catalog_max_results=20&cachedetail=#

mmm crappy food. :drool:

Erm. This is going kinda off topic ;-)

In the command window: right click -> mark -> press [enter] to copy -> paste here

Yay, definitely needs a "check for updates" feature in the app you're going to write to manage the patches and likesuchas ;D

Both will work. The HC18 and HC49 package only differ in how they are being created/put together. HC18 means the two parts of the package are soldered together while the HC49 package is welded using electricity (terminology?).

Um... Sasha... mil == 1/1000th inch. The board size is accordingly 8.8x1.925 inches. Got the concenpt? Good. All positions I listed are the centers of the components/holes with the origin being the bottom left corner. 150x850 for instance means that there's a hole at 0.15 inches from the left, 0.85 inches from the bottom. BTW - (150|850) is a vector ;-) I *could* publish a neat vector graphic I just don't see the necessity to do so as the dimensions are all you need to draw one yourself.

Doug has the list somewhere :-) (All measurements in mil. Center of component/hole) pcb size: 8800x1925 mount holes: 150x850 8650x850 150x1775 6850x1775 4590x1000 usb socket (x): 450 midi sockets (x): 1200 2000 2800 3600 4400 5200 6000 6800 7600 8400 [/code]