intosite Posted April 2, 2004 Report Posted April 2, 2004 Sorry, but i don't really understand what is stated in the LTC module section.Just wanna clarify some questions i have.1. is the LTC kinda of serial adapter for the midibox? (cause i don't have a midi connection, am wondering is it worth the while building one or am better off getting a midi interface for my com)2. If i do use the LTC and connect it the core module, can i use it to program the PIC via serial?3. Are there anything i should be aware of if i use the LTC instead of the Midi or any other changes to the core module besides unstuffing the optocoupler?Thanks for the help :)CHeers Quote
Guest psytron Posted April 3, 2004 Report Posted April 3, 2004 1. ltc can be used for a com port or a midi thru port.2. pic must have bootstrap loader burnt in from a jdm or similar after this is done you can load programs via midi or thu com if you have a ltc.3. not to my knowlege ( i used one for a while)P.S. go for midi it is easier. I started off with a ltc using the com port i had problems then i moved to midi and it was easier. Quote
intosite Posted April 3, 2004 Author Report Posted April 3, 2004 Oh thanks.WHat problems you had with the LTC that made you go over to the midi?Basically i'm trying out a midibox not for musical stuff, more for physical intreactive installations.Cheers Quote
arumblack Posted April 4, 2004 Report Posted April 4, 2004 i believe you need to set a variable in the id header to enable the to com baudrate, which is different than the midi baudrate, which is also why you can't use both at the same time.see the area of the site on programming your pic for more info. Quote
Guest psytron Posted April 4, 2004 Report Posted April 4, 2004 i had problems getting the apps/mios on the pic after the bootstrap was loaded. basicly ithink using the ltc you have the same probs as jdm on the com port.i tried 5 computers then i reassembled an old p2 400 then i got it to work. Quote
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