I think this would be extremely useful as a programming aide... I am always using the HIGH/LOW LED commands to indicate what's going on in the program, to give me some insight into whether a variable is going out of range, etc. I've written some programs (as have others) that are actually multiple programs in series, and you press the STOP button to jump to the next one. The display could show which of the multiple programs was currently running... It could display connection info (GATE>IN2) for a program... or the current values loaded into a sequence... What about mounting it on a full-width one space rackpanel? Or maybe on a double frac panel (twice the width of the PSIM itself)? Probably have a fair amount of space leftover; maybe for some mults, attenuators, ???? This would be as valuable (actually more valuable) for programming the PSIM than a voltage meter... Andrew >>> davebr@earthlink.net 06/27/05 11:08 PM >>> After playing with the VFD display on my PSIM I decided I did need a display on my synth. Mounting it as a module is impractical since it takes width and you really need to be able to see it so I mounted it in a small portable enclosure. I power it with +5 volts and can drive it with MIDI or 38,400 serial (e.g. AUX output using serout command). Not sure how practical it is but I thought the programming would be fun. Now I can display various messages and speech under voltage control! Photos at http://modularsynthesis.com/display/display.htm Be sure to check out the primary Web site at: http://www.SynthModules.com Yahoo! Groups Links
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Re: [SynthModules] Display update
2005-06-28 by Andrew Scheidler
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