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I am now running my PSIM sequencer using my I2C 16 channel A/D PCB and 
the John Loffink LCD_Support PCB.

I modified my CVS code to use the AtomPro24.  The LCD_Support PCB 
provides a text-based user interface and MIDI output.  The 16 channel 
A/C PCB wires up to 16 potentiometers for a 4 octave range pitch 
selection on 1 to 16 steps.  In-1, Start, and Stop provide the user 
controls for setup.  Out-1 is CV, Out-2 is a 5 mS trigger, and Out-3 
and Out-4 are programmable gates per sequencer step.

Features include:
Programmable number of steps 1-16
Programmable Gate1 level per step
Programmable Gate2 level per step
5 mS Trigger
Programmable MIDI Program Change patch per step (e.g. AcouGrnd, etc.)
Forward / backward step pre-tuning
Ordered and random sequencing
CV and MIDI output

The display indicates the Step number, Midi patch, Note number, and 
Gate1 and Gate2 levels

This interfaces to the PSIM with two connectors:
I2C data and clock to J3
Serial output and power to J5

All design data, schematics, code, and PCB design files are on my site
http://modularsynthesis.com/modules/synthmodules/PSIM-Expansion/PSIM-
Expansion.htm

PCBs can be ordered directly from ExpressPCB at 3 for $51.  The I2C 
parts can be ordered at Digikey for a few dollars each.

Power consumption of the I2C PCB is low: ~5 mA plus current for the 
potentiometers.  The AtomPro can read all 16 channels in less than 7 
mS.

There are also several videos on my CVS page of the sequencer.

Enjoy. - Dave