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bugfight

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  1. I have some of the alpha encoders. They are not quite right for the mb-6582. A little bird told me smashtv will be offering the correct encoders but that it may take a while. *edit: me and Wilba had a miscommunication. the alphas will work just fine.
  2. you need to use SM_NotifyToggle() for the sm example
  3. if anyone that has already ordered gets in on altitudes deal, and no longer wants their order, just let me know. i will be invoicing this weekend.
  4. Closed ok, at the suggestion of Wilba, i have decided to handle the bulk order of the albs waldorf type knobs for the mb-6582 for the u.s. and canada. NOTE: - u.s. and canada only - opaque red, opaque white, or opaque grey waldorf style knobs only - paypal only - deadline for received payments 0ct. 1, 2007 these knobs are black with grey/white/red top and side stripes. (bottom right of this photo) these are the same size/shape knobs as Wilba's MB-6582, except with grey/white/red instead of semi-translucent bluish-grey. these knobs work best with the MB-6582 panel design and components. YOU NEED 15 FOR MB-6582. FYI Wilba's next MB-6582 will be using red/black knobs. HERE IS WHAT TO DO TO GET IN ON THE ORDER: 1. DON'T POST "ME TOO" IN THIS THREAD. 2. DON'T ASK TO BE ADDED IF YOU MIGHT NOT REALLY WANT THEM. 3. DO NOT FLOOD MY INBOX WITH QUESTIONS. ask questions (if not already answered in this post) in this thread. (suggestions are also welcome) 4. email me to get on the list at jimp< at spam sucks >pobox.com the title of your message should be "Albs waldorf knob bulk order" in the body: your MIDIbox username your paypal address quantity you want of each of the three knob colors 5. wait at least 24 hours for a reply email confirming your order. if it doesn't appear after 24 hrs then you can ask about it. on oct 1, i will get a quote from albs with the quantity that have been paid for. when i have a confirmed quote from albs, i will make the order. i gather that this can take some time, so be patient. the knobs will be $1.50 usd each. shipping will be $6 via usps. the point here isn't to get them cheaper but rather to get them at all since albs requires a large minimum order.
  5. it's there now. i know what you mean about spam, though. maybe better to use the yahoo address and leave the other hidden?
  6. 2 things: 1) this is a half wave psu (this is why center tap is left unconnected), so make sure you are not drawing more than rated current. 2) common gnd should be connected to the 0 terminal, not - (maybe you already did this) hope this helps...
  7. i don't know if it's still true, but there used to be some licensing issue with gifs. also the creator doesn't know how to pronounce it correctly...
  8. LMAO! so ahem, i would like to thank all the little people, without whom these 25 awards would not be possible. i w... what? you're playing me off already?! this is an outrage! why, i a.......
  9. size is fine, but "The A grade features a temperature coefficient of 30ppm/°C over the extended temperature range of -40°C to +85°C, with an initial accuracy of 0.2%. Grade B features a temperature coefficient of 75ppm/°C with an initial accuracy of 0.5%." so b is a bit less accurate. prolly doesn't matter since we gots the trim pots...
  10. speaking of parts, i just test fit the multi-turn trim pots from the reichelt order list. i think this is known but just as a reminder, the 3/8" (10mm) pots are too wide. you need the 1/4" (more expensive) pots for the v1 brd.
  11. are you going to include panels and those cool buttons, or just pcb?
  12. i'm interested in this. this won't require any soldering iron kissing though, right? hehe...
  13. consider buying 6582 from wilba. according to all accounts, it acts/sounds the same as 8580. i can say the 6582 sounds awesome, but don't have any 8580 to compare.
  14. very nice stuff, faton. can't wait to here what you do with the sid...
  15. there was a thread here about grounding the encoder casing causing a similar prob. search it out...
  16. that should have read 2^n - 1, which isn't quite right anyway thought a bit more about it and that list is missing one resistor and it needs to be offset by 8 (or 7) to get into the middle range of the 4 bits we are discarding (so errors in resistance either way won't break it) so according to my calcs, R values should be in ratios of: {1.5,1,2,4,8,16,31.5} which means more like: gnd - 154, 102, 205, 412, 825, 1.65k, 3.16k - 5v strings go between the resistors of course ok, real world test is needed before any more math geekiness. if nobody else tries this i will eventually get around to it.
  17. hehe, do you own rubber gloves or rent them? really, there would be little lost by testing this idea just try a quick one-off and you'll know for sure... btw, i thought of a way to make the fret switch idea work. i realize you are not interested in that approach, but i'll post it anyway for the hell of it, since it came up in this thread. put an analog in on each fret, and a resistor ladder between the strings with a log(2) "taper" and 5v on one end, gnd on the other. set up the values so you can ignore the bottom 4 bits and just use the upper 6. using 1% resistors, you might not need trimmers. ex 5v - 16.5k - 8.2k - 4.1k - 2k - 1k - 499 - gnd [hmmm, check that - maybe need 2n-1 instead] now for each fret (each ain), each of the top 6 bits tells you if the corresponding string is down. since at least 2 frets will be contacted for each string that is pressed down, you would need to check in code for the highest fret (ain) for each string... (this is related to the way kim flint designed the foot control for the echoplex digital pro so that only one 1/4" cable is needed - very clever) bending would not be tracked, but at least would not destroy the surface...
  18. that's not a variable declaration and this is probably your problem. this is a precompiler directive which tells the compiler to use this as a constant. (actually replaces the name with the value before compiling) to declare a variable you need equ and register address. so you need (for example): SNEAK_THIEF_CW_VAR EQU 0x060 and replace DEFAULT_EXT_CLK_PULSEWIDTH in the code you added with SNEAK_THIEF_CW_VAR (name the var something better, hehe) edit: just saw you are using that addy already. still you are using DEFAULT_EXT_CLK_PULSEWIDTH like a var when it is const, so writing to it writes to resister address 0x01 reading like a var instead of const also will use reg 0x01... anywhere you wanted to write to DEFAULT_EXT_CLK_PULSEWIDTH write instead to CV_CLK_PULSEWIDTH_L and CV_CLK_PULSEWIDTH_H ok someone familiar with the code that actually sets the clock width will need to step in to help convert that code to use your new 16 bit value, CV_CLK_PULSEWIDTH_L, and CV_CLK_PULSEWIDTH_H. (i'm not that guy)
  19. you need a diode on each switch for this to work. you would have to separate the frets into 6 parts to achieve this...
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