[sdiy] MIDI control syntax to debug 16 bits values on the MIDI steam using MIDI-OX MIDI monitor ?
chris
chris at chrismusic.de
Sun Jan 12 15:24:19 CET 2025
On Sun, 12 Jan 2025 12:15:31 -0000 "Richie Burnett" <rburnett at richieburnett.co.uk> wrote:
> One option I've used in the past was to connect an FTDI TTL to USB cable to
> the UART Tx or Rx pin (or an opto-coupler output) and bring the MIDI data
> into the computer on a USB virtual COM port set to 31250 baud. Then you can
> view/capture the data using a terminal program of your choice like PuTTY,
> Termite, etc. Then you see exactly what is on the cable.
Yep, my first thought was to repurpose an existing DIY controller board
with MIDI UART and a 2x40 character LCD as a low level monitor.
But then I realized that it was about only 2 bytes, and I was able to
emulate the sender with a C test program on a PC to send abitrary
messages.
So I programmed a message loop with a separator delay, and simply lugged
the chunky old Tektronix from storage. With just 2 bytes, you can greet
each bit with a personal handshake...
Chris
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