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freddy last won the day on July 25 2013

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  1. Thanks a bunch, stever! Looking forward to try it later this week when I return home. f
  2. Sorry to revive this long-dead thread after almost 13 years, I had MistralXG project on my to-do list for more than 10 years and I finally got to make the PCBs. Alas, meanwhile, Stever's website is down and Wayback Machine (https://web.archive.org/web/20210206041027/http://www.grapevyne.com/pic.projects/) only stores the primary site, not the linked images or other files. That means that I'm left with no firmware - anyone still has the binary HEX for PIC 18F2550 with (updated, based on the archived webpage contents, it should be v1.05)? Or even the sources, maybe? Thanks, freddy
  3. Glad to hear it worked for you, I hope you'll go the DIY way when solving next issue
  4. Good to know, the other one was just first google result for inspiration.
  5. Michael, though not being an expert on this topic I don't think you'll get it working that easy with ordinary USB-MIDI converters. The reason is that with two connected USB devices one has to act as a host (controlling the communication), the other as a guest (performing the tasks). Host is usually the PC/MAC and guest is e.g. the MIDI converter or the keyboard in your case. Connecting keyboard with an ordinary MIDI converter will effectively connect two guests with no host to control the communication, so what you need is a device that acts as a host, e.g. http://www.kentonuk.com/products/items/utilities/usb-host.shtml. I'm not saying this particular one will work but in general, these are more costly devices compared to USB guest converters and more intelligent (which is a feature you probably won't use in the setup described), this particular one seems to be dumb enough so it doesn't cost you a fortune, though. Hope this helps, freddy
  6. PM sent about the SSM2044 PCB.
  7. AndyJot, interested in one set, can you please PM me with s&h costs to Slovakia and payment details? Cheers, freddy
  8. PM sent, too, just in case :-)
  9. Interested in builing 1 piece.
  10. How about 5 EUR for "512er Banksticks"? Shipping to Slovakia.
  11. Got mine, thanks a bunch!
  12. Hmm, looks like the dunes of Corralejo :-) Awesome tune and awesome vid!
  13. PM sent :-)
  14. hi, is it the actual Yamaha or NEC clone?
  15. mfk got 1 pair from sneakthief, if I read it right he asks for two additional pairs meaning for me only a single would remain? Did I get it right?
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