Analogue-sequencer

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> Well, it sounds easy enough, and I can find someone to help me if I Œchicken
> out¹ - so count me in.
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> Gene
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>> > Hi Gene, 
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>>> >>  You had told me that you¹d have a video or something that would help me
>>> >> decide whether, in my incompetence with hardware projects, I could
>> > accomplish
>>> >> this upgrade...
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>> > I was going to do the video once I have a production board, but I guess I
>> > can do one with the prototype if it helps you decide one way or the other.
>> > Give me a couple of days to get it sorted.
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>> > The memory board installation requires the P3 to be opened up (obviously),
>> > so you could always check out the 'opening a P3 video' here:
>> > http://www.sequentix.com/files/P3-front-panel-removal.wmv
>> > for a start.
>> > 
>> > Once the panel is off, there are 5 screws holding the main board in.
>> > With the mainboard removed, one RAM chip is levered out with a flat
>> > screwdriver, then the memory expansion board is inserted in its place.
>> > 
>> > The current build of v4 detects the presence of the memory expansion
>> > automatically.
>> > 
>> > Best regards,
>> > Colin Fraser
>> > Sequentix Music Systems Ltd
>> > http://www.sequentix.com
>> > 



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