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Thanks for your help.

MIDI mode is on.
Yes I tried with the EII manually set in Mac Mode.
I must say that it is automatically set in Mac Mode when I start a 
transfer but then the transfer stops.
Yes, I'm sure to use the right COM port (port 2).
I'm pretty sure I installed the driver for the EMuSer otherwise Windows 
would always ask me to install it when I plug it.
The green LED is not reacting at all.

Voltages of the DB25 interface are as follows.
Not connected:
pin2: 1.418V
pin3: 0.181V
pin9: 0V
pin10: 3.66V
pin11: 3.85V

Connected:
pin2: 0.186V
pin3: 0.168V
pin9: 0.179V
pin10: 3.645V
pin11: 3.85V

All the best,
OT


esynthesist wrote:

>OK, maybe the basic questions now:
>- is the Emulator-II in MIDI mode (not OFF)?
>- did you also try the communication after setting the Emulator-II manually in "Mac mode" ?
>- are you sure you are using the COM port corresponding to the EmuSer (Windows sometimes has a problem resulting in using the same COM port for different devices, including internal virtual com ports) ? What COM port number are you using ?
>- are you sure you have installed the USB serial driver for the EmuSer ?
>- is the EmuSer "transmit" LED reacting when attempting to set up communication with the Emulator-II ?
>- what are the (DC) voltage levels of the E-II DB25 pins (1) when not connected to the EmuSer, (2) when connected to the EmuSer ?
>
>If everything seems still OK, I can send you an (archaic) terminal software for use with the EmuSer which can help us in a more detailed investigation of how the E-II reacts on individual instructions.
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>///E-Synthesist  
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>--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com, Yahoo Auctions <yahoo_auc@...> wrote:
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>>Thank you for all the answers.
>>I have no Mac nor Sound Designer to try it out.
>>I replaced IC108 and IC132 with new CIs but still no luck.
>>I checked all voltages at the DB25 pins and they seem OK.
>>I checked my EMuSer and it seems OK.
>>Also I built another one yesterday and it does not work either.
>>I will work on it again tomorrow but in the mean time if someone has an 
>>idea it will be much appreciated.
>>
>>Best,
>>OT
>>
>>Adrien wrote:
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>>>Did you try already your emu II with sound designer for emu ? did it 
>>>work ?
>>>
>>>If so I guess it should work with the emuser too \ufffd
>>>
>>>Patiene you'll get to it, it's a very cool box !
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>>>*De :* emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com 
>>>[mailto:emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com] *De la part de* c_janot
>>>*Envoy\ufffd :* vendredi 2 mars 2012 10:27
>>>*\ufffd :* emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com
>>>*Objet :* [emulatorII-list] Re: EMXP error codes
>>>
>>>Hi CEM,
>>>
>>>The schematics are right. I double check on a motherboard image. So :
>>>IC108 : 26LS32
>>>IC132 : 26LS31
>>>
>>>Christophe
>>>
>>>--- In emulatorII-list@yahoogroups.com 
>>><mailto:emulatorII-list%40yahoogroups.com>, Yahoo Auctions 
>>><yahoo_auc@> wrote:
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>>>
>>>>Hi,
>>>>
>>>>Thank you for the infos.
>>>>I know that I should check out my EmuSer and EII but I expected to get
>>>>some clue where to look at if I knew the meaning of thoses error codes.
>>>>Anyway, I had a look inside the EII (w/ rev.1 board) and I found
>>>>something wrong.
>>>>According to the EII schematics, IC108 should be 26LS32 and IC132, 
>>>>        
>>>>
>>>26LS31.
>>>      
>>>
>>>>In my EII it was the opposite.
>>>>I swapped the IC's but it does not work either.
>>>>Is there anyone who could confirm what is IC132 and IC108 ?
>>>>In advance thank you.
>>>>
>>>>OT
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>>>>
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>>>
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