Wiardgroup

thanks for posting this mike, now i just need the psim i have been
waiting two years for since i payed, ha ha! (actually, it's not very
funny...)

best wishes,

gregg

--- In wiardgroup@yahoogroups.com, "Michael A. Firman" <maf@m...> wrote:
>
> 
> At the request of some of the members here I posted the P-SIM basic
> program that turns the P-SIM into a quadrature osc. When used with
> a JAG with outputs 1 and 2 (or 3 and 4) of the P-SIM plugged into the 
> x and y inputs of the JAG, it will cause the lights to spin around and
> around. You can control the speed with a voltage in input 1. If you push
> the STOP button the spinning lights will stop dead and resume where
> they left off when the button is released. When powered up you must
> push the RESET button to start the thing. Not that outputs 1, 2, 3, and
> 4 produce four trapazoid waves each 90 degrees out of phase with the
> next. Although the JAG lights are pretty, the program was originally
> designed to do quad panning using four linear VCAs. If you have two
> JAGs you can take the x and y outs of the first and cross them into the
> x and y outs of the second creating a truely wonderful (:-)) dual spin
> effect (in opposite directions).
> 
> Oh, the file is called maf-lfo4.bas and can be found in the files
section.
>