Grant, I'm in, i've just started getting in to the atom, would be great to have more device components. Paul--- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "Grant Richter" <grichter@...> wrote: > > Hi Dave, > > I was very impressed with your design for a 16 knob programmer for the PSIM using I2C > chips. > > I think others in this group could benefit from this. > > I will start a survey: > > How many people would like a dedicated 16 knob programmer for the PSIM? > > If there is enough interest, perhaps it may be worth spinning a PC board. Please note this > is not Wiard related, my interest is as a part of the user group. > > Thank you again for all your hard work and talented engineering. > > --- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "djbrow54" <davebr@> wrote: > > > > Just for fun tonight I wired up a PCF8591 quad 8 bit A/D to my > > Ext I/O connector (I2C bus). I now have four additional A/D channels > > that are rock solid. I plan on using one for a potentiometer and > > another to a set of resistor dividers on a numeric keypad for menu > > input. That way I don't have to reuse any of the front panel controls > > for menu selection. > > > > I was using one of the 16 input controls to select the number of > > sequencer steps, MIDI program change patch, and a MIDI note offset. > > Then I'd always have to reset that control for the sequencer value. > > This way I have dedicated menu controls and dedicated sequencer > > controls. > > > > The group's been kind of quiet lately. Where is everyone? > > > > Dave > > >
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Re: More I2C fun
2007-04-09 by pow333us
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