I understand. I actually needed to do this. I made a RS232 to MIDI
adapter to connect my computer to my PSIM. No flagging but the
program is fast enough to keep up. I used this to loop through my
PSIM to connect the computer to the SpeakJet for the Phrasalator
program. It works with just a few passive components. You can use
the programming port but it has issues also
Dave
--- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, Eric Brombaugh
<ebrombaugh@...> wrote:
adapter to connect my computer to my PSIM. No flagging but the
program is fast enough to keep up. I used this to loop through my
PSIM to connect the computer to the SpeakJet for the Phrasalator
program. It works with just a few passive components. You can use
the programming port but it has issues also
Dave
--- In ComputerVoltageSources@yahoogroups.com, Eric Brombaugh
<ebrombaugh@...> wrote:
>
> I meant that to receive MIDI you might want to select
> either the RS-232 serial input or the MIDI serial
> input. I suppose you could OR them together also,
> which wouldn't require any switches/modes/etc.
>
> For MIDI output it's not an issue of course.
>
> Eric