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  1. In der Mitte sind die 2 rails für Spannung und masse.

    Den Kondensator mit einer Seite möglichst nahe dort hin wo das stromversorgende Beinchen des darüberliegenden IC rauskommt, und das andere irgendwo auf Masse.

    Grüsse

  2. Hi

    I need some money so I have to sell some of my project now. It's really damn difficult for me, but really bneed the money for paying some bills.

    to sell:

    - 1x spare MB6582 Main PCB from the 1st bulk order (the red one).

         17,50€ + shipping

    - 1x sashas x0xb0x pcb ( Powerpcb with powerparts nearly ready soldered + main pcb unsoldered)

        with rare parts 2x 6562; 3x C1583 97G; 1x K30A-Y; 1x K30A-O; 1x C2291 82G; 1x BA6110, all new ones!

         50 € + shipping

    - 1x  GM5 soldered on original GM5 PCB, some other parts already soldered

         8 € + shipping

    - 2x MAX525 ACPP (new) (+ shunt if you take both)

         25 € each +  shipping

    - 2x seppos SSM2044 filter pcb with resistors already soldered

          5 € each + shipping (with SSM's 15 euro each)

    120 € for everything excl. shipping costs.

    please pm me.

    bye

  3. You dont need to use those 5-pin DIN connectors if you mean that. The cable itself is a normal 3-pole, shielded cable. You can take a cheap stereo microphone cable and solder it directly to the pins.

    I THINK the ground is just to shield the inside of the cable against radiatons from outside. (Please correct me someone if I am wrong here). So, if you wire it internally and the connection is not very long, you can use 2 pieces of a normal ribbon cable and let the ground away for that few centimeters.

    For GM5: Did you add a optocoupler etc. for the other IOs ?

    For moderator: Change this to the english section because it gets too long ?

    greets

  4. the problem of amigafalcon was, that he used 2 seperate psu's for the core and the gm5. That NEEDs an optocoupler between them. If you power the gm5 and the core from the same psu (usb or ONE psu for both / not usbpower-psupower mixed or 2 psus! ) you can leave the optocoupler out.

    But I'll point to the 2 hours amigafalcon spent, because he left out the opto and get an error because nobody thought of that (even simple?!) problem before.

    Can't you find a PC900 optocoupler in your area? You'd have to exchange some pins or built a very small pcb for adapting the pinout.

    USB poweres up to 500mA. You have to calculate or measure with a multimeter how much current your box will need. But I think that should work ( if you dont use a backlit lcd at all)

  5. Hi, I'd like to start my first own project. I just have some basic ideas of it, so I decided to post it in design concepts firstly. I've ordered the last missing parts already. The casing isnt built yet, because I first need to know how my box should work when its ready.

    Like you perhaps already read, it should get into a filter fx.

    What should this baby do ?

    - 4 independent ins and outs

      Four channels, ..... so 1 aout module, 2 ssm pcbs and 4 ssm's.

    - Envelope Detector circuit

      there are some circuits on the net. It's output should be read with an AIN

      and should be assigable to every parameter

    - 3 envelopes with DADSR per channel

      freely assignable to the env.detector / frequency / resonance

      triggered by env.detector value or by midi

    - some lfo's

      freely assignable to all parameters of the envelopes and filters

      based on realtime or midiclock/BPM

    - routing the filter in series or parallel

        I think to use MAX4550. I have several here.

        Its a dual 4in/2out crosspoint switch.

    - feedback loop

       some shapes if ideas, but nothing more yet

    any suggestions from you ?

    bye

  6. 1. crossposting is hier nich gern gesehen

    2. Junge, ........, nochma, ........ ohne LESEN wird dir keiner helfen (können) !!!!

    Was kann die MB64E ????

       || Implemented:

       ||

      0%|   o 128 virtual pots which can be controlled with up to                                       <==============

       ||     64 rotary encoders

       ||   o Rotary Encoder Handler with interpolator (quadroubled resolution)

       ||     Example: a STEC16B normaly sends 24 pulses per revolution, but

       ||     the MIOS driver reacts on every falling and rising edge, this

       ||     results to 96 steps per revolution!

       ||   o up to 64 buttons, 64 LEDs (like MIDIbox64)                                                <==============

       ||   o independent selection of parameters (1 of 128) on-the-fly

       ||   o BankStick support (+4*8=32 banks with every BankStick)

       ||   o support for 2*16 display

       ||   o support for (optional) LED-Rings with up to 16*16 LEDs

       ||   o 4 customizable LED-Ring patterns in every bank

       ||   o Menu with 2 cursor and 1 exec button

       ||   o Different Display Modes

       ||   o Named Events (requires BankStick)

       ||   o Snapshot Button with Save/Recall behaviour

       ||   o MIDI Learn Mode for every encoder

       ||   o MIDI Learn for Single encoder, automatic row channel,

       ||     automatic row add

       ||   o Meta Events allow you to define SysEx strings and more

       ||   o MIDI Merger

       ||   o Exchange setups via SysEx

       ||   o min/max values for encoders

       ||   o Sending absolute values: xx xx [from min to max]

       ||   o Sending relative events: xx xx 40 +/- speed

       ||   o Sending relative events: xx xx 00 +/- speed

       ||   o Sending relative events: xx xx 40 +/- 1

       ||   o Sending relative events: xx xx 00 +/- 1

       ||   o Sending relative CC events: CC Inc/Dec xx

       ||   o Progressive Mode for Encoders (faster turns: higher inc/dec)

       ||   o "Fast" Button to enable the progressive mode

       ||   o "Slow" Button

       ||   o different button behaviour like on MIDIbox Plus

       ||   o optional MIDI event filter for the merger

       ||

       || Additional features provided by the MIOS based version:

       ||   o runs on a PIC18F452 under MIOS

       ||   o On-Screen editing of MIDI Events

       ||   o On-Screen editing of pot lables

       ||   o On-Screen editing of banknames

       ||   o up to 8 BankSticks can be connected (-> up to 64 banks)

       ||   o Remote Control via SysEx

       ||   o banks can be copied

       ||   o an optional global MIDI channel

       ||   o Morphing function which allows to fade smoothly between two pot scenes

       ||   o optionally up to 64 pots or up to 8 motorfaders can be connected                  <==============

       ||     in addition to the rotary encoders

       ||

    100%|

       ||

       \/

    MB64 hat auch nur 64 dig. Eingänge INKLUSIVE Encoder. Das heisst auch wenn du die Software ändersqt musst du pro Core immer noch mit 64 Eingängen an deinen DINs arbeiten.

  7. @cimo:

    Perhaps you already know, but I was thinking about this too, and i want to replace ALL the encoders by pots. So I need  more than 5 inputs.

    2 x midi mergers  and  2 x 74HC00 (like LTC-module) are needed if you want to record the parameterchanges made by the 64. Even when you can control your SID with a MB64 before it, the SID wont forward the cc or nrpn before the internal Midi-Merger of your SID is enabled. For softwareupdates or for controlling your SID from another piece of hardware (like your pc) you'll need to activate the internal Midi-Merger of the MB64, TOO.

    But that causes again another problem, ...... , every data what is coming from your midioutput => to your sid and 64 will run THROUGH both to the input of your pc (or whatever) again. I think that really isn't what you are looking for.

    A "should be" working solution can be found in this post:

    http://www.midibox.org/forum/index.php/topic,12105.msg99514.html#msg99514

    The yellow boxes indicate the 2 needed midi-mergers (2 cores)

    As you can see, the outcoming MIDI-Data from the "host" and the mb64 needs to feed 2 inputs each. You can't solder the output directly to both inputs without an additional IC between. Look at the LTC-Module. With the 74HC00 you can make 2 signals from 1.

    So you need:

    - 2 additional cores for midi-mergers

    - 2 74HC00 circuits for doubling the outputs

    abc

    ADDED:

    All this won't replace the layer functions !!! These must be implemented into the MB64 if you want this.

    I havent tried this method or julienvoirin's what he used in that post. But both could help you. I think that this MBLink Start and Endpoint thing could do that job too.

  8. Nich verzweifeln ....... lesen!!!!

    Hättest du dir schon mal MB64E mal genauer angeschaut hättest du bemerkt dass in dieser Software bereits Encoder+Pots+Buttons nativ unterstützt werden.

    Habs noch nich gemacht aber das Prozedere wird etwa so aussehen:

    - MB64E Quellcode runterladen und anschauen

    - Überblick gewinnen welche Datei für was ist und welche interessant sein könnte

    - suchen wo was über "pots" steht

    - dort angeben wie viele pots / multiplexer (4051) es gibt

    - den leicht modifizierten Quelltext zur hex kompilieren und ab aufn pic

    wie immer ohne Gewähr für Richtigkeit, ist nur "in etwa" und kann/wird in der genauen Vorgehensweise abweichen ..... generell gilt es nur im Quelltext "pots" zu aktivieren, und zu sagen wie viele. "Verarbeiten können" tut das die Software schon.

    aber dass wirst du schon hinbekommen mit etwas Hilfe und eigenem Köpfchen.....

    Viel Spaß ;P

  9. In einem Encoder sind einfach 2 Schalter. Die Kontakte schliessen beim drehen jeweils nacheinander. Schaltet Kontakt A vor B dreht man halt in die eine Richtung. Schliesst dann aber auf einmal B vor A dreht man logischerweise andersrum.

    Mit jedem "Klick" erhöht oder senkt man einen Wert.

    Deine Applikation auf dem Core geht wohl davon aus dass du SCHALTER und keinen Encoder angschlossen hast. Ich sag mal " Die Applikation "zählt" gerade nicht mit. "

    Genau dies muss sie aber auf diesen Pins deines DIN machen. (da du ja nen Encoder da hast an 2 Anschlüssen).

    Midibox64 hat in seiner Applikation als Standard soweit ich weiss NUR Pots und Taster vorgesehen. Mit Midibox64E kannst du in der Standardkonfiguration Encoder anschliessen.

    Wenn du nun Pots und Encoder gemischt betreiben möchtest musst du eben entweder 2 cores mit standardapplikation benutzen, odeeeer mit etwas codingschnippelei alles in einer software unterbringen.

    Kann dir jetzt nicht alles erklären, aber die Eckdaten damit du mit deinem Problem weiterkommst solltest du jetzt haben.

    Grüsse

    :P :P :P

  10. Hi, I found this today.....

    it looks really good for the most purposes. Better than a soundcard scope.

    http://jonw0224.tripod.com/ppmscope.html

    Specifications and Goal Feature List:

    --------------------------------------------------

    Feature

    Current Version (v.2.01)

    Goal Version

    Sample Rate

    Variable, single shot 1 MHz max, interlaced 151 kHz max

    Variable, single shot max 1 MHz, interlaced max 417 kHz, repetitive 5 MHz

    Bandwidth

    500 kHz

    500 kHz

    Number of Channels

    Two

    Two

    Sample Depth

    256 bytes per channel, 128 bytes per channel when interlaced

    256 bytes per channel, 128 bytes per channel when interlaced

    Sample Modes

    Single shot and interlaced

    Single shot, interlaced channel, and repetitive

    Calibration

    Voltage offset

    Voltage per division and voltage offset calibration

    Configuration Settings

    Configuration of default and saving of settings for future use

    Configuration of default and saving of settings for future use

    Hardware Connection

    Any parallel port

    Any parallel, serial, or USB port

    Coupling

    AC and DC, reflected on PC

    AC and DC, reflected on PC

    Channel gain

    Gain of 1, 2, and 5, reflected on PC

    Gain of 1, 2, and 5, reflected on PC

    Trigger

    Variable level, slope, and timing

    Variable level, slope, and timing

    Frequency Spectrum

    Yes

    Yes

    Waveform Reconstruction

    Triangle, square, point, and sinc

    Triangle, square, point, and sinc

    XY view

    Yes

    Yes

    Channel offset and volt per division settings

    Yes

    Yes

    Cursors

    Yes

    Yes

    Math functions

    Only addition and subtraction of channels

    Addition, subtraction, auto period, auto peak-to-peak, etc.

    Waveform export

    Comma delimited

    Bitmap and comma delimited

    I'll build one :D

    bye

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