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Installed P6retro board

Re: [PolySix] Installed P6retro board

2005-11-17 by (no author)

Louis van Dompselaar <louis@dompselaar.org> wrote:

Hi Louis!

> Just wanted to let the list know that the P6 MIDI board found here:
> http://www.angelfire.com/geek/srlabs/p6retro2.html
> is working great.
> http://www.dompselaar.org/Korg/p6retro2.jpg

Well done!

Fine! As you might see I made the PCB design for it, so I am happy that it
works for other people too...

> I couldn't find a hex dip switch that fits the board as it should.

Sorry for that. I took a switch that I had... If you want I can look which
exact type it is so that you can have a look for it...

> I have another one ready but I don't think I'll bother and just
> hardwire the thing to channel 1. It's connected to an Opcode Studio 5
> anyway, so I can reroute when necessary.

Otherwise you could also wire an externally mounted hexadecimal thumbwheel
switch! I also made this for my Poly61 (with another midi interface designed
completely by myself).

Ciao
Peter

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Re: Installed P6retro board

2005-11-19 by gil_we

I built retrofits for both my (sold) Poly and my Trident,
both work just fine.


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--- In PolySix@yahoogroups.com, Louis van Dompselaar <louis@d...> wrote:
>
> Just wanted to let the list know that the P6 MIDI board found here:
> http://www.angelfire.com/geek/srlabs/p6retro2.html
> is working great.
>
> http://www.dompselaar.org/Korg/p6retro2.jpg
>
> I couldn't find a hex dip switch that fits the board as it should.
> I have another one ready but I don't think I'll bother and just
> hardwire the thing to channel 1. It's connected to an Opcode Studio 5
> anyway, so I can reroute when necessary.
>
> Louis
>