OK, I just uploaded a blank panel .fpd file, 4 panel widths wide, IE
12" wide, 5.25" high, with screw holes 1.5" apart, 0.3" from the top
and bottom. I think that's right - can anyone confirm? (I'll check
tonight, in any case)
I'll bring a bunch of parts into work tomorrow so I won't indulge in
my usual bad .fpd habit of putting everything too close together! :-/
rs-232 port, of course, yes.
does anyone have dimensions for the lcd screen?
On 3/23/06, data2action <rdrake@...> wrote:
> Norm,
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> Also, I think, an RS-232 connector for the serial cable?
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> I created a folder in the files section for front panel designs. I'm
> gonna take a shot at it, too... was planning on doing a sketch or 2,
> and post GIFs to get feedback; and then create a FPD file of a
> complete design.
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> Besides multiple formats (Frac, MOTM, euro), I'm imagining there may
> be more than one implementation based on feature set... fr instance,
> I'll probably build a module which I'll use as a dedicated 4channel
> quantizer; may well only need 4 ins, 4 outs, and a couple of
> buttons/leds. but as you say, a good approach is to capture the
> complete set of controls, individuals can edit/delete to taste.
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> anyway, thanks & looking forward to your contribution
>
> bbob
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> --- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, "Norman Fay"
> <vietgrove@...> wrote:
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> > OK, I plan on laying it out as follows:
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> > 8 g.p. uncalibrated input jacks
> > 8 1v/oct calibrated input jacks
> > 8 offset pots
> > 8 attenuator pots
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> > in horizontal rows on the LH side.
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> > LED, cursor/enter buttons - top centre
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> > run button/led/jack & stop button/led/jack - bottom centre
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> > 8 output jacks & 8 output LEDs in 2 vertical columns down the RH
> side.
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> > Dunno about the aux i/o
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> > I figure that if I add all this, and anything gets deleted, it's
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> > to remove it using the .fpd editor.
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> > IN MY DREAMS I imagined this as fitting into a panel 2 x the width
> of,
> > say, a frac noise ring or binary zone, ha ha, peals of derisive
> > laughter - I'll see how it all fits into 4/5 of a complete fracrack,
> > IE twice that. Maybe it can be shrunk into 3/5 or 7/10 and still be
> > comfortable to use, but I doubt it.
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