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  1. Hi ! I already have a couple of STM32 boards and I'm wondering how hard would it be to connect a Yamaha keybed on it. Thank you ! William
  2. Sorry... I found how to send bytes on the I2C bus with the core32, but I don't get the interupt thing to receive bytes. How should I code a function to process data when they are received. Thanks
  3. Hello I read all the doc about IIC and I almost found everything I need to know about it... I just don't know exactly to receive and process data received from this port. Any idea ? Thanks !
  4. Hi ! I'm trying to find out how the UART ports works on the MIOS32 with STM32 core board. I mean... what pins I should use and is there any other information apart of the functions description on the wiki ? Thanks ! Will
  5. Does anyone finally got the TLC5940 working with the software ? I've been looking all around and it seems that there's no further development in this way. Is there anyone reason ? Will
  6. Ok thanks... I'm currently scratching my head studying the Roland keybed matrix. Since I want to build the BEST 88 notes MIDI controller, I'm currently ordering a new Roland PHA III Ivory keybed (found in the V-Piano or RD700NX). The difference with Fatar (or maybe other keybeds) is that the 2 switches are not in the same position. The easiest way I can explain it is this: Fatar = 2 switches (1 switch = note up, 1 switch = note down) Roland = 2 switches (1 switch = note almost down, 1 switch = note down) This mean that the IC must be REALLY fast to calculate the velocity. Does anyone have a clue on this ? What's the fastest delta (time between the 2 switches) the STM32 can compute ? Will Edit: You know it's a bit confusing. I don't have access to a Fatar keybed, but by looking to some pictures on the web, it looks that there's also 2 switches on the Fatar in the same position. Maybe I'm misunderstanding something...
  7. Hi ! I'm sorry, I don't want to hijack your thread, but I just want to be 100% I understand well. Since DIN and DOUT modules have both 32 parallels inputs or outputs, this mean that this keyboard matrix would use half of those I/O (16x16). This mean I could easily add, let's say, 16 push buttons and 16 LEDs without any additional shift registers or modifications. Could you confirm I'm right ? Thank you ! William
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