yeah..my error in trying to fix the issue with non-logical thinking :-)
I've got a few Roland MC-202s and have had older gear that needs DIN sync (hence my Kenton Midi-DIN Sync converter box that lives happily in my rig). I do know the difference ;-)
I just hoped the reset issue was a case of getting a positive pulse to the A190-4, but I understand the transmission of digital MIDI Start-Stop messages (as well as transmission of CC messages etc and all things MIDI) is the issue here.
Steve
---In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, <fanwander@...> wrote :
DIN-Sync and MIDI are two completely "different pairs of shoes".
DIN-Sync is a quasi analogue parallel format, MIDI-Clock is a digital
serial format. The only thing they have in common is that they use a
round five pin connector. But even flying saucers and stone age wheels
have in common that they are round...
You must use MIDI!
DIN-Sync is a quasi analogue parallel format, MIDI-Clock is a digital
serial format. The only thing they have in common is that they use a
round five pin connector. But even flying saucers and stone age wheels
have in common that they are round...
You must use MIDI!
On 19.09.16 03:42 , sj230962@... [Doepfer_a100] wrote:
>
>
> Doh - I may have solved my problem. I'm sending MIDI and not DIN Sync
> 24.....excerpt from Schneidersladen website .....
>
> Special feature in DIN Sync24 mode: press the encoder while powreing up
> and choose between a DIN Sync signal with 24ppq or an alternative
> Eurorack-compatible analog clock with 8ppq (32ths) and a positive reset
> pulse.
>
> So, DIN Sync it is with a positive reset pulse for Reset ! I'll try when
> I'm home from the office.