Guest kostix Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Hi guys !I finally have a working MBSEQ, but the back side of the panel is like a "cable heaven", hundreds of cables all over everywhere, and it looks very messyso i decided to mount the DINS on top of each section of buttons (i'll try post pics sometime).The thing is, i need to connect the buttons and encoders to different pins on the DINs, not like the original design, but adapted to mine.This would go something like this:encoders 1-8, GP buttons 1-8, f1, f2, f3, f4, menu, select and exit buttons would go to 1 DIN moduleencoder 9-16, GP buttons 9-16, scrub, metronome, stop, pause, play, rew, fwd to second DIN moduleand the jog wheel + the rest of the buttons (layers, patterns, edit , mute etc) on the third DIN.Is this possible ?I read somewhere bout modifying the code for the buttons assignments, but i'm not sure about the GP buttons and encoders .. are they handled same way as the other buttons ?if someone could point me to the exact places of code to modify, I would greatly appreciate it !i think thats itthanks in advance ! Quote
Guest kostix Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Hi guys !I finally have a working MBSEQ, but the back side of the panel is like a "cable heaven", hundreds of cables all over everywhere, and it looks very messyso i decided to mount the DINS on top of each section of buttons (i'll try post pics sometime).The thing is, i need to connect the buttons and encoders to different pins on the DINs, not like the original design, but adapted to mine.This would go something like this:encoders 1-8, GP buttons 1-8, f1, f2, f3, f4, menu, select and exit buttons would go to 1 DIN moduleencoder 9-16, GP buttons 9-16, scrub, metronome, stop, pause, play, rew, fwd to second DIN moduleand the jog wheel + the rest of the buttons (layers, patterns, edit , mute etc) on the third DIN.Is this possible ?I read somewhere bout modifying the code for the buttons assignments, but i'm not sure about the GP buttons and encoders .. are they handled same way as the other buttons ?if someone could point me to the exact places of code to modify, I would greatly appreciate it !i think thats itthanks in advance ! Quote
moebius Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Hi,Check, calculate new placements in DIN chain and modify:mios_tables.inc(DIN_ENTRY = buttons, ENC_ENTRY = encoders)setup_mbseqv2.asm(same, plus DEFAULT_GP_DIN_SR* = GP buttons)andmain.asm (for DEFAULT_GP_DIN_SR* = GP buttons)I hope I'm correct ;) (and you can make it)Bye, Moebius Quote
moebius Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Hi,Check, calculate new placements in DIN chain and modify:mios_tables.inc(DIN_ENTRY = buttons, ENC_ENTRY = encoders)setup_mbseqv2.asm(same, plus DEFAULT_GP_DIN_SR* = GP buttons)andmain.asm (for DEFAULT_GP_DIN_SR* = GP buttons)I hope I'm correct ;) (and you can make it)Bye, Moebius Quote
Guest kostix Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Thank you ! :)So basically the order of the connections doesnt matter at all, as they are read sequencially ?I mean, like the jog wheel is connected to the first shift register, same way I could connect it to the last one on the chain, and with correct assignments it will work with no problems ?There is no priority ?thanks again gotta write down on paper the correct assignments and then start the tedious soldering of hundreds of joints :)best wishes ! Quote
Guest kostix Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Thank you ! :)So basically the order of the connections doesnt matter at all, as they are read sequencially ?I mean, like the jog wheel is connected to the first shift register, same way I could connect it to the last one on the chain, and with correct assignments it will work with no problems ?There is no priority ?thanks again gotta write down on paper the correct assignments and then start the tedious soldering of hundreds of joints :)best wishes ! Quote
moebius Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Hi.So basically the order of the connections doesnt matter at all, as they are read sequencially ?This I'm not sure of. (Note to myself: MUST LEARN MIOS).. But I'm sure it won't affect performance anyway (?!) ;)Bye, Moebius Quote
moebius Posted August 3, 2004 Report Posted August 3, 2004 Hi.So basically the order of the connections doesnt matter at all, as they are read sequencially ?This I'm not sure of. (Note to myself: MUST LEARN MIOS).. But I'm sure it won't affect performance anyway (?!) ;)Bye, Moebius Quote
Guest kostix Posted August 4, 2004 Report Posted August 4, 2004 Its PERFECT!It WORKS ! ;Doh my oh myand now its looking so beautiful inside cant wait to take some picturesthanks for the helpreally appreciated!gone for some more testing Quote
Guest kostix Posted August 4, 2004 Report Posted August 4, 2004 Its PERFECT!It WORKS ! ;Doh my oh myand now its looking so beautiful inside cant wait to take some picturesthanks for the helpreally appreciated!gone for some more testing Quote
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