Analogue-sequencer

hi Colin,

> That's encouraging. The LED colours are held in the external RAM.
> If they are doing what they are supposed to, then at least some of 
the RAM
> must be working. Broken address lines might still cause system 
failure after
> this though.

the LEDs only showed the startup sequence with the red flashes after 
pressing boot after a 'bad chksum'/'boot  flash' screen..

> If you can't get a firmware update in there successfully, we have a 
RTB
> problem I'm afraid.

i can get a firmware update in, if it's supposed to end in a 
boot/flash screen. it's just occassionally after an update (i upload 
one regularly, just to make sure everything's still working) that i 
get a black line. i also get one during the uploading of the 
firmware, but i think that's just data moving through the LCD too 
fast to be displayed properly.

> I think it might be easier to get to the bottom of things if we can
> communicate more immediately than via email.

sorry, i only just got in and i'm just going to make a bit of noise 
before i go to bed..you're right though; it would be easier with more 
direct communication. i think i'll be around tomorrow evening, and 
the new ds1210 should also be in then. are you on icq? or the Yahoo 
chat thing of course...

grtz Chiel