SynthModules

Andrew,

Almost *anything* is possible.  The PSIM-1 *can* communicate via it's RS-232
port after programming.  The PSIM-1 also has the capability of using I2C
devices (by adding two resistors - but then you can't use the SpeakJet or
anything else using those pins).  I've had this on my mind since the
beginning... but haven't had a chance to work on any solutions.

Take care,
Brice
http://www.SynthModules.com

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Andrew Scheidler" <xpandrew@ph.k12.in.us>
To: <SynthModules@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2004 3:53 PM
Subject: [SynthModules] Data Storage from PSIM


> What's the chance that someday there'll be some kind of accessory for
> the PSIM that you can dump data into for storage while powered down?
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> ie, I'd like to be able to dump arrays of data (that I've loaded into a
> PSIM sequencer program) into a battery-backed chip (eprom?).
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> Of course you can put the sequence data right into the program, then
> make changes while the PSIM is on, but those changes are lost when you
> power down.
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> I *don't* want to go thru dumping this to a MIDI sequencer.  I've
> banished the MIDI/computer interface from my studio.  Is it possible to
> somehow load/save data thru the 232 port on the PSIM back to the
> computer?  That's not perfect, but it would be a neat ability.
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> ???
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> Andrew
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