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I like your Avatar, but am surely going to ad-block this gigantic signature :o hehe... ;D

Hi Wisefire, it's most likely I don't tell you nothing new: you can use any cc number by using an array, eg: [TT]unsigned char pin_cc[5] = { 20, 21, 12, 7, 127 } [/TT] - or if you just want other CCs than from 0 to 7 it might be easiest to choose CC's 20 to 27, by sending instead: [TT]MIOS_MIDI_TxBufferPut( 20 + pin ); // send CC-number [/TT] Cheers, Michael

Hi everybody, just wanted to drop in a note, that I'm still here and that I've suspended my source-code release a bit. I currently want to finish my sensorizer first and the speakjet application is still a bit buggy – but because I want to connect the speakjet to the sensorizer, it is sure, that I'm resuming to work on this ...I think 2 months will be realistic, if anyone needs sources desperately, PM me! Cheers, Michael @Justin: is your SJ working again?

You can also attach a simple switch which triggers on movement ("Rüttelschalter" in German... a switch with a light feather that triggers if you shake it) to the tambourine or a ("Neigungssensor") if you wish to trigger different sounds (as AIN). I know there are also some switches with a metal ball in a tube; this could also be assembled manually (say the ball is connected to ground and the both sides to a DIN-pin). This way it would be very easy to write a custom application that sends NOTE_ON's on each contact-(DIN-)event. Best Regards ;) Michael

super, das wars :) danke! (hätte ich doch noch die dritte Möglichkeit durchprobieren sollen :-[ ) Liebe Grüße, Michael

This is a typical reaction of ungrounded AIN-pins. If you leave let's say all 8 inputs ungrounded and put a signal on one of them, all eight show an input signal. You have to check again all your connections, there has to be a soldering error or wiring fault somewhere! Can you check your connections with a Multimeter? I bet the pins are not grounded and there's a signal coming in on one of them...

bei Pollin steht 16 Raster. habe nur noch nicht rausgefunden, wie man bei langsamen Drehen je einmal schalten kann, der Encoder scheint jeden zweiten Turn auszulassen. Wenn ich den ENC_SPEED_MODE erhöhe, dann geht das Auslassen auch nur schneller :) Hab's mit ENC_SPEED_FAST, 0 bis 7 durchprobiert... Hat da vielleicht jemand einen Tipp ??? Michael

Ich habe mal einen Eintrag mit Pin-Belegung in die encoder-specs vorgenommen: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=encoder_specifications ;) Michael

...I added an entry to the encoder-specs page http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=encoder_specifications ;) Michael

Hallo ansolas, im Wiki findest du ziemlich viele deiner Fragen beantwortet, schau dich einfach ein wenig um und lies insbesondere die Einführung: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=introduction_to_ucapps.de ;) Grüße, Michael

Hey AndAway and ToS, I don't have no touchPad, but a few of these touchPots (so I may be totally wrong) - but I don't really understand the problem. You have to write your own app anyway, so if the pot snaps back to 0, you just have to ignore 0! I am reading a 10bit value (while sending a 7bit value!), so just ignore the values 0..24 => then 25 is the 7-bit value '0' ... see? No difficult circuits, no additional foils or stuff... ...although I think Wilba's circuit seems very promising if you want to build a MB-Pro 8) Cheers, ;) Michael

Hi Bill, as I understood, the main trick is to wire the LEDs correctly (I think a sample can be found with the LED-Rings wiring PDF). Then you need kind of a matrix array for each figure you want to display... this matrix is then switched line-by-line... sorry if I'm so unconcrete... I'm very short in time these days, I'll watch this thread, maybe I can contribute more details when I get my LED-meters working :) Cheers, Michael @jdelgoulet: thanks for your kind words :) although this is a bit off-topic, just for the record, my site has never been down: http://www.audiocommander.de/blog/?p=48 and Ben (http://www.1710.co.uk/picosx/) had only temporary troubles 'cause the server got struck by a lightning :o

jo, wäre auch mit 2 Stück dabei + Aufwandspauschale für dich ;D Michael

You know... sometimes I got the feeling my application code has the power to desolder a cable when I don't look and connect it to some totally strange other position where it makes me a lot of headaches until I notice it :P ;D ;D great to hear it worked for you docbrown, keep it up! Michael

;D Yeah, I tried the easiest way first... ...I'll post a schematic if I got it ;)

I ordered some of them, because I need encoders with a push button. Although the caps are not changeable and noticeable force is required to turn them, they seem to be quite okay... Has anyone a wiring schematic to connect to a DIN at hand? I tried to wire them like the ones from Voti.nl but didn't succeed so far... (btw: there is already a thread about these somewhere here in the forum, but it might be in German, don't remember right now... ) Cheers, ;) Michael

There is the 1st level bootloader that is burnt onto the pic. Then there is another 2nd level bootloader coming with MIOS; this one is active for about 2 seconds after rebooting. If you have a corrupt application that is blocking the incoming SysEx events, try sending your application immediatly after rebooting (in that 2 second range of the 2nd level bootloader). Let us know if this helps. Cheers, Michael

Can you give us some more information, like a relevant section from the CrashReporter (see -> Console -> CrashReporter) ...and maybe one more hint: I know that although the latest Java Release will be installed on your Mac, you might have to enable it as default runtime, else OS X is using the old ("stable") version. That might be related to your issue. Please search this forum, I had this issue and am sure I posted it somewhere... maybe in the sticky MIOSStudio for Mac-Users Thread? Cheers, Michael

Hola, ...sorry, can't speak español, but there are indeed some of us using Macs. I don't know what you want to do with it, if you want to code your own applications, see here: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=how_to_use_xcode2_as_ide_on_a_mac For a normal Midibox (eg MB64E) the OS makes no difference, as everything is done by MIDI (you need a MIDI-extension box or card, of course). You just need a pre-burned pic that contains the first level bootloader, because afaik there is no bootloader burn-software available for the mac. But SmashTV or Mike also sell preburned PICs! (hope this helps ;) Cheers, Michael

Hi, I wrote a similar program for Mac users, it's freeware and called Midimouse: http://www.audiocommander.de/blog/?p=10 Best, Michael

hey, that's a nice work, stryd_one :) ...but maybe we should put that on an extra page to avoid confusion for beginners. I think this is quite a special topic and not really relevant for the oversight intro-page to app-coding with MIOS? what do you think? Cheers, Michael

:) Nice to hear! Best, Michael

have you installed the plumstone midi driver? http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php?topic=5230 MIOS itself has nothing to with MIOSStudio btw, it's the name of the operating software of the chip itself ;) Cheers, Michael

Hi Stryd_one, thanks for all your help regarding this issue! I can't access my mbhp hardware the next days, but I really hope, this can be fixed by the wrapper... if it's SDCC indeed, I'll have to implement an ASM routine, 'cause I don't think I'm going to break my working SDCC setup on the Mac (however, will try on the PC the next weeks to identify the problem, nevertheless)... and no: the Socceroos did some great games, they were just unlucky this time... it's always sad when a game ends like this with a wrong decision :( They would have deserved the next round... Cheers to Australia! ;) Michael