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Looks cheaper for me to stick with eBay.
thanks.
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I was going to order some from ebay, so I'd be interested in maybe a couple sets. let me know the price. I'm in no hurry.
Thanks
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On April 7, 2016 at 10:11 PM, mongrol said:
Hmm, light bulb moment. I'm already fed up pressing MENU+GP to get to pages. Since I have ALPS encoders with buttons it would rock if I could use those for the gate function and have the GP buttons do their thing without having to press MENU.
Do the encoder buttons have individual addressing or are they simply addressed to FAST and no more?
On the Wilba CS I believe they are physically wired in parallel to one input pin which is assigned to FAST. So you could reassign them all to the same single function, but not to separate functions, without cutting traces and soldering wires to some additional DIN pins. Probably have to add DIN too, there are a few free assignments in the matrix but not 16.
otherwise I think your idea should work
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On April 7, 2016 at 10:11 PM, mongrol said:
Hmm, light bulb moment. I'm already fed up pressing MENU+GP to get to pages. Since I have ALPS encoders with buttons it would rock if I could use those for the gate function and have the GP buttons do their thing without having to press MENU.
Do the encoder buttons have individual addressing or are they simply addressed to FAST and no more?
On the Wilba CS I believe they are physically wired in parallel to one input pin which is assigned to FAST. So you could reassign them all to the same single function, but not to separate functions, without cutting traces and soldering wires to some additional DIN pins. Probably have to add DIN too, there are a few free assignments in the matrix but not 16.
otherwise I think your idea should work
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No worries. Let me know if it falls through.
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I believe mbfm uses the same 4x20 displays.
im in no big hurry the ship time is not a big deal to me.
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I'd Prefer White.
I'd also be in for one red MB6582 Compatible OLED.
If the order doesnt happen for say a month or so I'd be in for 5 4x20 in white....
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And then I scroll down and see a schematic. only a few slight differences.CS and RESET have 10K pull ups not present in the MBHP ETH schematic, and the MBHP ETH has an extra 100uf cap on the pin 1/2, and 100nf cap on VDDTX (bypass cap). A few resistor values are slightly different. only thing I see as a potential problem is the extra pull ups, which could be desoldered if needed, which I again am no expert and maybe they are fine to leave in....
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I'm No expert, and its hard to tell just looking at a picture of the board, but it sure looks almost exactly like the schematic for the ETH module. connector pinning appears different but it has the right signals present. I bet it would work.
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I've thought about trying it again but then I have to learn it again......what I'm using now seems to work well so.....Maybe if I get bored someday. but I always have about 10 projects going on to keep me from actually working on any music.... ;)
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I bought this a couple years ago on the recommendation of a HAM Radio friend:
http://www.abacom-online.de/uk/html/sprint-layout.html
I actually bought thier schematic package and front panel tool also, 49,90 Euro each at the time was well under $150 US. I like it, it's easy to use, Easy to make "Macros" (Compponents) and does boards up to 500mmx500mm so I can do 19' rack panels on one board which is the largest I'll probably ever need.
The drawbacks? No integration between schematic editor and board editor, they are two seperate programs and no importing the schematic into the board and having everything rubberbanded together like EAGLE and some others. Not a huge library like EAGLE, though EAGLE has almost too much to sort through. And making new components is super easy so not such a huge drawback. Other than that I quite like it, though to date I have never had a board manufactured. No 3d View either but is that really necessary?
I was using EAGLE a bit back in the day, I liked it OK but the cost for a version with Larger board size was Crazy back then. I see they have some lower cost options now, but still much more than this. I also tried KiCad back in the day and it just felt Clunky, unfinished, and wierd....Maybe it is better now nearly ten years later.
Anyway, wondering if anyone else is using this and maybe has a library of midibox parts they would share?
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407 is the one, so I'm told.
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this is compatible is it not?
http://www.mouser.com/Search/ProductDetail.aspx?qs=mKNKSX85ZJejxc9JOGT45A%3d%3d
I must have ordered the last 4 STM32F4Discovery boards from mouser a month ago. I also ordered 2 from digikey (actually ordered from digikey first but was backordered). they do show up on ebay but the prices I saw seemed high (~$30)
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I believe the NG only runs on the 32bit cores, the only one that makes sense now is the STM32F4 based Core. The STM32F4Discovery module is not made but there is a suitable replacement availible AFAIK. Search the forum there is a thread about it.
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20 hours ago, Macotronic said:
Hi All, so it appears we pass the 10 barrier, Im contacting winstar and raystar to get quotes from them.
At TME they sell the displays at 28.4 usd above 10 (only yellow), someone post another vendor here that apparently they carry green, yellow and white but the displays are listed at 28.5 Euros for green and yellow and 30 euros white displays. with 10+ displays
this increse the price comparing from TME I hope to get better prices directly from the fabricators, I already ask for price and colors available and also if we can mix the colors for the order, as soon as I get the quotes Ill send PM with the details.
And I hope to place the order in a month from now if everyone confirms, so get ready for this, and if more people want to get in the group buy please let me know.
Regards
Let us know what pricing you get from manufacturer directly. If the price were lower I'd be inclined to pick up a few more. I'm currently considering two SEQ builds (one custom, to stay racked in the studio,and one from Wilba panels, to take on the road, with a BLM 16x16+X to share between them) and I've got an MBFM that would look nice with OLED! If price were closer to $15 I'd buy at least 4 or 5. no real preference for color, I've only seen the yellow, don't think id like green, but white would probably be a great choice as I'd imagine you could tint your window and get any color you like :)
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I don't need the STM32F4 or core board (I bought 6 STM32F4 modules), but Id be interested int CS+Parts kit if your willing to sell separate.
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It Does work. I found a 2 pack of PNY 4 GB class 4 cards at Wal-Mart....I was able to upload MBSEQ HWCONIG file through MIOS studio to the SD card.
MIOS studio is acting flakey though, took way too many attempts to recognize my core (Regardless of the SD card being inserted or not), and crashed the core once, making the Green LED next to the user button on the STM32F4Discovery board flash really fast. (no Idea what that indicates). Core still works though.
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No worries and the quality is amazing! I've been Midiboxing since about 1999 and I am always impressed with how far things have come! It's never been easier to build a midibox. MAD PROPS to all Involved!
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Actually due to the card size issue I havent tested, but I have no doubt it will work, I inspect the solder joints under my stereozoom microscope and they look great! well, at least they look great for my work ;) I will try to test tonight I think I have an old 2GB micro card in an old phone somehwhere, and an adaptor....
Regardless it is the Card socket TK/SMASH TV recomend. looks the same as the one Smash ships with his kits.
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I bought the one recomended in the Orderlist on ucapps.de
SD-RSMT-2-MQ
from Mouser. It is a surface mount part but I had no trouble soldering it onto the Pads of the STM3sF4 core board.
My bigger problem is finding a 4 GB SD card...smallest I've found locally is 8GB! no stores have the smaller ones anymore, Guess I'll have to order a pile of them.
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Thanks for the Reply TK!
Oh well I suppose i can make a little adaptor from a sill header to parallel all the switches to test fast mode.
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I figure the answer is probably yes.
The explanation:
I'm building a prototype SEQ V4 before having custom PCB's made. I want to play with it and decide the ergonomics and panel layout.
Mostly I want to decide wether I prefer the Encoder switches to be GP buttons, or to enable fast mode as on Wilba's panel. I currently have the Encoder switches wired per TK's original v3 panel layout as the 16 GP buttons. to change to FAST I would need a seperate HWCONFIG file with the 16 SR inputs all set to FAST function. Also I could in the GP button mode have both the encoder switches and dedicated switches and see which I prefer.
Honestly I'd just try it out but I still have some hardware to finish ;)
Thanks!
EDIT : I do realize it is a wast of SR's but its only for prototyping, the final hardware would be adjusted to paralell the switches for FAST mode if that's the way I go.
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Pics as promised here.
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would these do it for you?
Specifically this one:
http://www.molex.com/webdocs/datasheets/pdf/en-us/0901230103_CRIMP_HOUSINGS.pdf
Not sure if you need the specific crimp tool or a generic one works, if someone knows speak up.
I just soldered on to my bourns encoder pins for my SEQ prototype and slipped heatshrink on (before soldering) In fat I was finishing them up last night. I'll post a pic later after I mount them.
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No worries my friend! best of luck with the groupbuy!