USB-Octomod

Can I simply add LEDs to the 8 outputs to indicate when an output is firing? Do I need to add

Well, getting a fresh install of Arduino seemed to clear it up. Now that I'm up and running, my

I'm liking it & almost 1/2 way to the funding target. Cool! I had a few questions: * what

I just used a simple resistor-based divider - It would be great to see the circuit though. Yes,

Thanks George. It just seemed like the obvious option as I only use a few channels on the patchbay

thanks Greg, all working great now! I have tested with the files available at: http://www.catfingers.

Yep, the Teensy has more output ports than the Arduino (I believe), so it uses a different set. On

Looks good. My preference re: MIDI is to leave it very generic - that way users can create whatever

On 14.11.2010, at 16:34, Greg Surges wrote: > Hey again, > > Here's a modified version

I assembled my board - up to realising I didn't have the right values for the output resistors

Hi, I've made an Octomod object in PD-extended and bundled it with a modified version of the NRCI

hi Greg, yes: you need to own both products & then you can use M4L devices & create new ones.

Hi everyone, According to www.pjrc.com, Teensy 2.0s will be back in stock on Tuesday. - Greg On Sep

On 09.10.2010, at 08:04, ashlevski wrote: hi Jan - for my own purposes, I would imagine putting

greg, would you be able to give be a brief run-through of your java version/installation in your

Yes, that sounds normal. The MAX5250 chips have a power-on reset mode, where they drop to the lowest

Hi all, The 2nd batch of USB-Octomod PCBs has arrived. Some of these are going to be set aside for

Hi Greg, the PCB has arrived. Count me in for a preprogrammed Teensy from you, if possible. Mainly

Got mine, thanks! Mike On 9/9/10 11:47 AM, Greg Surges wrote: > Hi everyone, > > I'm

I think I'll wait for the Teensy. I'm hoping you'll send out some kind of update when

Hey, thanks for making this parts list, I'm attaching an edited version, removed the duplicate

Well, it turns out that Windows7 wasn't much of a problem after all. The USB-Octomod software