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got it :)
thanks Hawkeye (loving your glitched/pixellized avatar)
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oops, adding a question.
I didn't see an external power supply connector.
am I missed it?
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Hi friends, it has been a while I didn't come here.
I hope you are all fine.
A friend of mine asked me to help him to build a machine.
We are targetting the MIDIO128 with the new MBHP_CORE_LPC17 (can't wait to test it !!!)
128 inputs + 128 outputs is huge, but he needs a lot of buttons/leds (kind of super monome clone)
the LPCXpresso kit is required for that ?
kiss,
julien
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If you are using Windows, you are best to download the CodeSourcery toolchain. This includes the gnu gcc cross-compiler and newlib which are required for building MIOS32 apps.
You are welcome to download the source for binutils/gcc/newlib etc yourself but building a cross-compiler is not a straight-forward task (especially on Windows).
TK and I have been working on providing a "MIDIbox" toolchain using the same versions of all tools for Windows/Linux/Mac OS X but this may take some time as the latest version of gcc or newlib compiles larger code than older versions (we aren't really sure which yet).
If you just want to compile MIOS32 apps on Windows then the CodeSourcery toolchain is the way to go at the moment but beware, if you are compiling SEQv4 then don't use the latest CodeSourcery release (2010q1) as "nuke" found You are best to download 2008q3 at the moment.
Cheers
Phil
ok Phil !
thanks a lot for your feedback.
I'm okay here, I can compile etc.
yeah!
it wasn't harder than with the mios8.
all the best, I'll post some other questions on irc right now :)
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hello friends & gurus,
I hope you're all fine.
I was a bit busy these months so I didn't participate enough here :ermm:
I'm beginning to experiment core32 / toolchain etc.
I had a question about the toolchain: http://www.midibox.o..._toolchain_core
today, is the stm32 Cortex M3 supported by the gnu gcc ?
or do I have to use the sourcery stuff yet?
all the best
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ok nils, I thought you designed it :)
thanks for the feedback
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beautiful panel + box!
I have to find an opensource CAD tool.
Did you make it and use the file exported directly with a service cut-company?
I'd love to learn to design boxes!
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Phil, you just kicked my ass :)
I have to say I looked for, even on farnell... I'm sorry though..
and thanks too!
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Isn't these easy to find? I could find it (Length: 45mm x 10mm) even on Brazil.
http://www.soldafria...ear-p-2753.html
If is it that you want, I can send you some of them.
thanks.
if it was so easy, I would find it in France easier :)
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hello friends,
I'm looking for faders 10k linear and ... quite short (around 50mm would be great!)
I found a lot of short ones but logarithmic.
So I asked myself if I could use them and use a kind of conversion in the app (in the mios?)
all ideas/helps would be welcome :)
all the best,
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hello phil
ok, I got it.
I also checked about USB connector "chassis" has to be grounded.
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Hello Phil !
Ok.
I got it.
I have some doubts about the usb connector and his wiring.
could you help me to correctly place: GND, Vbus, D+, D- ?
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hello,
I guess there is a little mistake on the documentation : http://www.ucapps.de/mbhp/mbhp_core_stm32_v2.pdf
J8/9: the last resistor of the resistor array should be connected to J8/9:RC ... right?
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Right, the "uploader" is part of every successfully compiled MIOS32 project, be it an official one or your own. It can receive uploads via USB or via MIDI. As long as nothing goes terribly wrong you won't ever need a JTAG, but still you could do all your uploads only via JTAG if you want to. As anything you'd upload is in one single package and not split into three parts anymore (like bootoader, MIOS8 and application), every new upload is a fresh start so it doesn't matter which upload method you choose.
The big benefit of having a JTAG at hand when you program your own stuff is that you can also use the JTAG to debug/trace what your program does using OpenOCD and either Insight or e.g. CodeBlocks.
S
thanks a lot for your answer!
I got it!
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That's correct one big upload will both update MIOS and the application. "Big" sounds slow, but in fact it's a lot faster than your average MIOS8 app upload - thanks to USB.
On a blank chip you'll need to install "the uploader" via JTAG, that's correct.
thanks nILS.
I'm feeling more comfortable than when I began with core8 here more than 1 year ago :)
On the blank chip, the uploader is only in case I want to upload things via USB ?! right?!
I mean, I could use only JTAG everytime if I wanted to
no?
It is only to understand the stuff.
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hello friends !
I hope you're all fine.
I didn't come here for a while, busy with music, design, ableton live courses & protodeck's demo & use and last little live (check around 7'30 to see the leds..)
Now, it is the upgrade time !
I have a couple of questions.
I read this important thing:
In distance to MIOS8, MIOS32 doesn't require a separate installation since it is integrated in the application binary.It means: I code my app. I compile the whole stuff and upload this *big binary? right ?
So it means I can modify the os part + adding my app part and compile the whole etc ?
About uploading.
in order to understand well.
On a preprog STM32 (I mean: where uploader already flashed inside), I can upload through USB. OK
On a virgin device (or on a preprog I would like to reflash on my own in order to test, tweak, understand well) I have to use JTAG or my LTC+COM PORT to wrap the JTAG on CORE32 ... right? (I read http://www.ucapps.de...ap_experts.html )
all the best,
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my last live performance: here
some photos of the beast engine protodeck:
LONG LIFE TO MIDIBOX DiY GURUS !!
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congratulations to you, Thorsten... cause YOU made the big framework we all dreamed about in order to express ourselves with music or other media.
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a so nice article about the protodeck here : http://createdigitalmusic.com/2010/05/24/protodeck-the-best-ableton-live-controller-you-cant-buy/
Thanks to all of you for the hardware part!
Community is strong and gives us power to make whatever we want to :)
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hello,
ALL is there: http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=protodeck
As I already wrote, I'm not sure I'll update everytime the wiki here each time I update my website (only because I could forget it)
but I'll do my best effort!
all the best!
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Love you, too :flowers:
I'll make an "extract" from my website. but I can't promise to update the wiki everytime (I may forget ..)
but there is the link and the date so... people can be driven :)
all the best!
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Offsite doco disappears. Period. That's why it's a "requirement" to have doco for user projects here on site - attached to forum posts or on the WIKI. See Please Read Before Posting New Topics: What is a "User Project"?
I love you, nils.
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if you google "protodeck", you can find it too, so :)
Protodeck 2 project
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hi there,
this made a long time I didn't come here.
I'm the guy who made the protodeck controller a long time ago:
http://julienbayle.net/works/creation/protodeck-midi-controller-for-ableton-live
I have to say I finally didn't use it a lot all along my live sets travel and experiences.
And I played a lot, but I'd finally use very much simple stuff.
Now, I'd really like to make a pots only device.
Requirements would be:
- 60 pots with a couple of buttons (no more than 5)
- pots would be illuminated to easily make "block of pots" with colors
- pots would be screwable on the faceplate
- only USB for data + power would be a dream.
I have a couple of questions:
- should I follow the LPC17 way ?
- for my box, is there a new service on the web for making the whole stuff easily using template for instance ?
- for about to 60 pots (illuminated by led) would the usb power supply enough ? (I guess no. but are there pots to try to find out in order to reduce consumption?)
- any ideas about nice illuminated pots ?
I would design this not because I want to make a proof of concept but because I need it on stage.
drehbank stuff was nice, I just cannot find one and I need USB stuff instead of DIN, anyway.
I mean, if I know the technology behind this, I need to build it in next month without loosing too much time (this is why I would be happy to use template for the box design)
ANY ideas or advices would be appreciated :)