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Received! Gracias TK & nILS!

Received! Thanks TK.

If you are using the supplied LCD : High-power Backlight LCD (i.e. LED array) If you are using a high-power backlight LCD that requires 250mA or more, then you should put a shunt in JBL in the “12V†position. It is labelled “12V†but it actually will be whatever voltage is coming into the base PCB, i.e. the input to the 7809 voltage regulator. Most often this is going to be 12V-14V. Put a shunt in JR4 to increase current. Turn brightness trimpot to approximately 2 o'clock, this gives the optimal current for a high-power backlight LCD being supplied by 12V and is considered “safeâ€. Experienced builders can try connecting a 2-pin SIL connector to JBL and measuring the actual current passing through JBL pins (i.e. between 12V and the backlight circuit).

Mine arrived today! :frantics: Phunk you very much!

You may want to ask Reboot if he has any left.

When I needed these Mouser didn't have them in stock so I bought them from Jameco: https://www.jameco.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ProductDisplay?langId=-1&productId=78642&catalogId=10001&storeId=10001&krypto=9x3mj8umRTo2TgodMEiBMO502GUzEqddvy3pVtmSEoaUWPkWhAwS5Bu1AV89aKx9TljuppRjspTE%0D%0AOea52ylmVQ%3D%3D&ddkey=https:StoreCatalogDrillDownView

Good news. I tested with a different interface (M-Audio Midisport 2x2 ) and it worked right off the bat. Updated white/black lists based on my experience. Thanks everyone!

Parts are from SmashTV's kit. I have used both the generic and EMU's drivers with the same result. I will try to get to test with a different MIDI interface to rule that out and report back. Thank you both for your help.

Ok I tried re-uploading MIOS. Same transfer rates ( 0.02 Kb/s ). Took 835s. During upload LCD read "Rebooting MIOS". Once upload was completed, LCD showed Boot screen and then READY. Uploaded to PIC1 too with the same results as PIC0. I have also updated the midi interface drivers but it didn't help.

It's an E-MU's Xmidi 1x1 Tab. Under Windows 7 64. Not in the black list. Should I add it there? Thanks

Guys I need a hand troubleshooting my MB6582 base pcb. I have done the suggested voltage and continuity tests in Wilba's PCB build guide and everything seems fine BUT: Uploading mb6582.hex to PIC0 takes forever ( >5000s ). Once finished MIOS 1.9g reboots and LCD stands in READY. I see no errors of any kind on MIOS studio during the upload. This is with PSU option A. R80 is in place. Voltage readings without SIDs connected are as follows: J3 : 5.16v J25: 12.55v C12: 8.97v J1/2_SID1: 8.96v SIDs: 8.96v Cores: 5.15v Also uploaded testtone to PIC0, no sound. Any suggestions on where to look for what might be causing the slow transfer rates? Thanks in advance.

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