nILS

Sony can create.

Hiya Smay, welcome aboard. I am pretty sure you are going to give us more details to your question otherwise the answer is: Possibly.

Elitist fockers. Btw, TX: nice, decent and humble way to inform us that you're in there ;-)

+5V dürfte da nirgends fehlen, es gibt nämlich nur eine Masse-Ebene. Die ist, wie von doc beschrieben einblendbar.

Count the pins the right way and it'll all work out. You measured pins 29+30. Major déjà vu: http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php/topic,11594.msg96155.html#msg96155

1. So what? 2. So what? Get over the smd fear everyone ;-)

There's a ground plane on the bottom (blue) layer, which is not visible in the screenshot and .pdf.

Alte Maus? ;-)

Haha, are ya too lazy to multiply with 2.54? Done.

Measure the voltages again - come back with the results :-)

Except for the Pokey and gm5x5x5 layouts. *whack*

Sorry for the OT. ROFL. I don't usually roll around on the floor a lot but that one did it ;D "Yeah, we do all our programming in the chat room - it's like a real-time SVN"

I've tried *everything* with the chip - no noise. So whatever the other guys did - this specific chip we have does NOT make noise.

Yummy. Green/white on black was a good choice :-)

Updates here: http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php/topic,12341.msg102420.html#msg102420

The gm5x5x5 PCB bulk order is happening ;D For further information refer to the following pages: WIKI page about the PCB: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/gm5x5x5 WIKI page for the bulk order: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/gm5x5x5_pcb_bulk_order Cheerio, nILS

Might be possible but I'd say it's definitely not worth the effort.

My guess is you're running the display in 8bit mode. Did you disconnect the D0-D3 lines? If not - do so. Immediately ;-)

Great news :D It is for me :-)

If I'm not too confused atm I'd says your sockets are the wrong way round, i.e.the "switching" part is on the wrong side.

It's not available (for the reason you already stated) :-)

Glückwunsch ;D Ob das Core-Modul (höchstwahrscheinlich) funktioniert kannst Du auch ohne Display testen - einfach mit MIOS Studio mal eine Anwedung im "smart mode" draufladen :-) Kleinigkeit nebenbei: die Widerstände kann man auch flach einlöten ;-)

Yes, you can upload the application via MIDI. Depending on what application you use you will either modify the source code and upload the new application or upload an existing application and the configuration later on.

I am thinking the "hold on means" something like "we made it, now be patient until the order happens" :-) I'll remove it as it seems rather confusing. And yes, please add your number to the total.

Well what you *need* depends on what you want. I. e. each DINx4 gives you 32 input pins (32 buttons or 16 encoders or any mixture of that). So first you should figure out what you want to build (how many pots, encoders, buttons, ...) then count the pins and then order the parts ;-) All the info on how many of [input thingie] can be handled by [input thingie module] can be found on ucapps.