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2004-03-07 by colinfraser_com
Folks, v3.90 is in the files section now. The user manual is also now up to date - including the section on aux events and accumulators. I'm not intending to add any more new stuff for a few weeks now, as I have some other stuff to do (i.e. get married two weeks on Saturday). I'l
2004-03-05 by blip
just so you know, colin, i found a crystal at mouser... looks like a re-branded version of the ael one... it's frustrating when electronics companies do that... bleep. out. --- http://leichenfeld.iuma.com http://thirdwavecollective.com
2004-03-05 by blip
hi there... found this on ebay... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=3800872642&category=36332 it's some PCB that has one appropriate RAM module... he's got a bunch of them. i bought two. they're five bucks each, which is a little more than what digikey sells just
2004-03-05 by analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com
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2004-03-05 by Colin f
> found this on ebay... > it's some PCB that has one appropriate RAM module... That's exactly the same RAM part I get from Farnell. $5 is probably less than I pay for one, and I don't get a Z80 to play with. > also, there were some errors in my BOM and some things at mouser that
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2004-03-05 by Paul Nagle
On Fri, 05 Mar 2004 13:57:29 -0000, "nachtsmeer" wrote: >I've worked with analogue sequencers and MIDI, but the functionality >of the P3 is just amazing ! I've downloaded the manual, but until >the "beast" arrives I'm flying blind and would love some "starters" >tips of at all po
2004-03-05 by Phil Smillie
Thanks Colin... P3 number 32 has just arrived.. "Normal service has just left the building" Phil :-) ===== Noises, notes and nonsense at ---http://www.thecerebellum.com __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? Yahoo! Search - Find what you're looking for faster http://se
2004-03-05 by nachtsmeer
Hi All, I've been watching the list for a while and a half now + ordered my "ready built" P3. I was wondering if anyone out there had some sort of beginners guide or tips for getting started with the P3 ? I've worked with analogue sequencers and MIDI, but the functionality of the
2004-03-05 by Dave Magnuson
At 07:29 PM 3/4/04 -0500, you wrote: > >Hello-- > >>(US BOM 90% done!!!) > >Oh wow! The embarrassing news from me is that I've got this big pile of P3 >circuit boards and haven't gotten around to picking up anything for them >yet. :-( Er, so can I humbly ask if you'll let us othe
2004-03-05 by Colin f
> > currently nowhere in the US that stocks 18MHz crystals... Does this mean no-one in the US has built their first run P3 kit yet ? Or is there a secretive supplier somewhere with 18MHz xtals in stock ? > well, i tried... farnell cannot export to me. so colin... pretty please >
2004-03-05 by blip
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, blip wrote: > same as colin uses, but electrically they're the same), and also there is > currently nowhere in the US that stocks 18MHz crystals... maybe we'll have > to bug colin about those... :) or maybe i could order a bunch from the UK > and ship them to
2004-03-05 by blip
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Frank Vanaman wrote: > Oh wow! The embarrassing news from me is that I've got this big pile of P3 > circuit boards and haven't gotten around to picking up anything for them > yet. :-( Er, so can I humbly ask if you'll let us other, slower, US builders > in on
2004-03-05 by Frank Vanaman
Hello-- >(US BOM 90% done!!!) Oh wow! The embarrassing news from me is that I've got this big pile of P3 circuit boards and haven't gotten around to picking up anything for them yet. :-( Er, so can I humbly ask if you'll let us other, slower, US builders in on the US BOM at some
2004-03-04 by blip
hi colin... i can't find the exact heatsink that you specify in the BOM... can you give us a little more information about it so us colonists can find a decent substitute? thanks! (US BOM 90% done!!!) bleep. out. --- http://leichenfeld.iuma.com http://thirdwavecollective.com
2004-03-04 by blip
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Colin f wrote: > Eh, no - the two pot boards connect to the POTS connector on the main > board, and the three LED & switch boards connect to the LED/SW connector > on the main board. i said that wrong... the two pot boards get connected to the same cable which
2004-03-04 by Colin f
> i said that wrong... the two pot boards get connected to the > same cable > which goes into the POTS header on the main board... there's > a mysterious > connector that seems to make this possible. it's the same > situation with > the switch and led boards... i think i see some
2004-03-04 by blip
hi colin... in the instructions on the webpage, it seems that you have the two pot boards and the led and switch boards going into the same IDC16 header on the main board... the secret being a connector in the middle of the cable. could you give us the details of this connector a
2004-03-04 by Colin f
> the BOM states that all resistors should be 0.6W, but those seem to be > impossible to find over here. is that a typo? should it be > .5? i've even > searched for "2/3 resistor" and have found nothing helpful... It's not critical - even 0.25w should be fine. The important thing
2004-03-04 by blip
colin, the BOM states that all resistors should be 0.6W, but those seem to be impossible to find over here. is that a typo? should it be .5? i've even searched for "2/3 resistor" and have found nothing helpful... thanks, fred. bleep. out. --- http://leichenfeld.iuma.com http://th
2004-03-04 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin, That's great! Loading V3.893 and wiping the data. Problem solved. Thanks very much :-> All the best Andy -- Andy Wilson http://www.techman.synth.net mailto:andy@techman.synth.net
2004-03-04 by Dave Magnuson
At 09:14 AM 3/4/04 -0600, you wrote: >i contacted their sales dept. via email yesterday asking about a single >display, but haven't heard back. if any US builders are interested in >using this display, please send me an email. i'd be willing to buy >displays for everyone in the U
2004-03-04 by blip
On Thu, 4 Mar 2004, Colin f wrote: > If you haven't already given the game away, you might get a couple of > 'samples' out of them if you can convince them you're in the market for > several thousand ;-) heh heh... i made the unfortunate mistake of being honest. :) anyway.... i f
2004-03-04 by Colin f
> i contacted their sales dept. via email yesterday asking about a single > display, but haven't heard back. If you haven't already given the game away, you might get a couple of 'samples' out of them if you can convince them you're in the market for several thousand ;-) Colin f
2004-03-04 by blip
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004, colinfraser_com wrote: > > I'll check the dimensions out properly just to make sure it will > mount > > in the same case layout > > Physical dimensions on the datasheets are identical too, so this > part looks ideal. i contacted their sales dept. via email yes
2004-03-04 by Robert van der Kamp
On Thursday 04 March 2004 12:23, Colin f wrote: > Microsoft who redefined 'beta' as 'useless bug riddled > crap' ;-) No no, Microsoft redefined 'software' as 'useless bug riddled crap'.
2004-03-04 by Colin f
> Hey - this *is* beta software. In my book, beta testing should just be a process of confirmation by the wider user community that the software is bug free, after alpha testing has established that any new features work as specified. I think it was Microsoft who redefined 'beta'
2004-03-04 by Colin f
> I had nothing worth keeping at that time, so I just loaded V3.89 over > 3.88 then did a memory wipe. > I'm wondering if there is still some crapola in the RAM somewhere > which isn't being cleared by the memory wipe. Tonight I will remove > the battery back up and reload the la
2004-03-04 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin, > Suddenly it all becomes clear... > I realised last night I forgot to update the memory wipe routine to > intialise the new sequence direction locations, and had a suspicion this > might have been the root of your problem. > If you had done a sysex dump and restore, th
2004-03-04 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin, Sorry, had to go and do something else last night, so went offline. > Andy, what version were you on before ? I was running V3.88 > Did you do the sysex dump, then the firmware upgrade, then a wipe, then > a sysex re-load ? > Or some other order ? I had nothing worth ke
2004-03-04 by amwgroups2003
--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, ch.³l wrote: > > > Another thing that would be a real MAM SQ16 killer is letting > > > individual tracks loop at different end points (>16) for > > > asskickin' polyrhythms :D > ..obviously a remark made by someone without a working P3..
2004-03-04 by colinfraser_com
Beta v3.89 rev 3 fixes the bug of pattern direction not being restored on a pattern edit 'lose'. Cheers, Colin f
2004-03-04 by ch.³l
> Fine here - been giving it some hammer for much of the day without a > hiccup. same here; nothing weird happening that's not supposed to be happening... grtz Chiel
2004-03-03 by Paul Nagle
On Wed, 3 Mar 2004 21:51:46 -0000, "Colin f" wrote: >Well, I can't repeat this effect here. Anyone else getting this ? Fine here - been giving it some hammer for much of the day without a hiccup. Paul --- Paul Nagle / Soft Room Music Email: paul@softroom.co.uk www.softroom.co.uk
2004-03-03 by colinfraser_com
> I'll check the dimensions out properly just to make sure it will mount > in the same case layout Physical dimensions on the datasheets are identical too, so this part looks ideal. Cheers, Colin f
2004-03-03 by blip
i think great britain is pulling some colonial strings because for some reason things are more available there than here in her big-ass colony... anyway... this is the only PLED display i found in the states... none of the major distributors seem to carry them. i'm curious as to
2004-03-03 by Colin f
> this is the only PLED display i found in the states... none > of the major > distributors seem to carry them. i'm curious as to whether > this will work, > because i can't find the model colin recommends on the farnell site... > http://www.onestopdisplays.net/1%20page%20Specs%2
2004-03-03 by Colin f
> > Well at least I don't see CC# anymore, but entering the > > pattern edit page 2 menu > > comes up with Grab nte+A trk n and F1& F2 step through the > > aux functions. It's not > > until I see a legitimate direction that the track works properly :-
2004-03-03 by Colin f
> Well at least I don't see CC# anymore, but entering the > pattern edit page 2 menu > comes up with Grab nte+A trk n and F1& F2 step through the > aux functions. It's not > until I see a legitimate direction that the track works properly :-
2004-03-03 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin > Sounds like a f#cked up string pointer. I no longer have that build, so > I can't confirm or deny it, but the version I'm currently at doesn't do > this, so I'll upload it now. > Thanks. Loaded V3.892. Well at least I don't see CC# anymore, but entering the pattern edi
2004-03-03 by Colin f
> I just loaded V3.89, and did a data clear. > > Selecting pattern edit mode, page 2, which should be the > pattern direction page, the > menu indicates CC#8, where the pattern direction should be. > Incrementing with F2 > increases the cc number up to 127, then starts into the >
2004-03-03 by Andy Wilson
Hi Colin, OK, some weird sh*t going on here! I just loaded V3.89, and did a data clear. Selecting pattern edit mode, page 2, which should be the pattern direction page, the menu indicates CC#8, where the pattern direction should be. Incrementing with F2 increases the cc number up
2004-03-03 by Robert van der Kamp
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 19:06, privat_joy wrote: > --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, > "colinfraser_com" > > wrote: > > Folks, > > > > P3 v3.89 beta is in the files section. > > This version needs a sysex backup/restore before/after > > installation as I had to move s
2004-03-03 by Colin f
> If you want to keep your song data, you have to backup it > before you upgrade the OS, and restore it afterwards. The > procedure is described in the manual, IIRC. I try to avoid requiring this if I can - but in the last update, I've moved the pattern length data to a new locat
2004-03-03 by privat_joy
Thanks, uups, now i got it. I was thinking that it was something much deeper thatn that. Shame on me, and thanks again. Stefan --- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, Robert van der Kamp wrote: > On Wednesday 03 March 2004 19:06, privat_joy wrote: > > --- In analogue-sequencer
2004-03-03 by privat_joy
--- In analogue-sequencer@yahoogroups.com, "colinfraser_com" wrote: > Folks, > > P3 v3.89 beta is in the files section. > This version needs a sysex backup/restore before/after installation > as I had to move some of the pattern data around to fit things in. > Sorry my silly Ques
2004-03-03 by Robert van der Kamp
On Wednesday 03 March 2004 09:48, Colin f wrote: > It may be no surprise then that I learned assembly on a > 6502. A 6502 was at the heart of Pseq (P1) and P2 - both > ran on a BBC micro. By comparison, MCS51 code is > ugh-alee, but you can't have 64k code and 64k data on a > 650
2004-03-03 by Colin f
> > The problem now is just one of space - the current build has less > than 1k > > remaining in P3's ROM. BTW That's less of an issue now - I did some optimising last night that was suprisingly effective - there is 4kB+ free now, which is quite a lot, relatively speaking. Plus I
2004-03-03 by ch.³l
> > Another thing that would be a real MAM SQ16 killer is letting > > individual tracks loop at different end points (>16) for > > asskickin' polyrhythms :D ..obviously a remark made by someone without a working P3...;) > I'm not entirely sure what the SQ does, but you can certai