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its easy, if you ahve a scienceguy he included the header pins, so just grab yourself one of these
and then.........?
i will be watching these parts like a hawk to get mine to work
its easy, if you ahve a scienceguy he included the header pins, so just grab yourself one of these
just like this one?
http://www.adafruit.com/index.php?main_ … 9262db3e54
are there other cheaper options? just curious. thanks for the help!
You can probably make it yourself, but I just bought mine from that ada link.
And then what?
http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/lesson1.html
When you get to Go to the File menu -> Sketchbook -> Examples -> Digital -> Blink
Find the folder where the aboy code is, and verify, compile, upload
Once its uploaded, install the max run time, open the max patch and configure your aboy. Its pretty straight forward.
Emar wrote:And then what?
http://www.ladyada.net/learn/arduino/lesson1.html
When you get to Go to the File menu -> Sketchbook -> Examples -> Digital -> Blink
Find the folder where the aboy code is, and verify, compile, upload
Once its uploaded, install the max run time, open the max patch and configure your aboy. Its pretty straight forward.
alright cool, i just couldnt find this holy code that was being spoken of this morning 
you cannot build a cable yourself very easily. its more than a cable, there is a ftdi chip inside the head of the usb cable, thats why its so pricy.
Nick, this is also the cable needed for vblank's synths and viz stuff. Also, it'll totally come in handy if you want to modify any of the aboy code for your revengineerings. So I'd say it's $20 well spent!
And now I must attempt to rebuild my arduinoboy inside a booster boy
i remember trash 80 showing me him working this a while ago.
I was hoping this would be released. Very cool! Definitely going to have to shuffle my setup around to accommodate this hotness!
soo, I have kind of barebones arduinoboy which I've been using only for LSDJ master mode. I used the "force mode" setting so I don't have to add the push buttons and LEDs (I didn't really need any other mode).
I've been searching through Arduinoboy1_2_0 code and I couldn't find option to force the midi out mode.
the only thing that seems similar is this:
byte defaultMemoryMap[MEM_MAX] = {
0x7F,0x01,0x02,0x7F, //memory init check
0x00, //force mode (forces lsdj to be sl)
0x00, //modebut I don't really know how to chage it to suit my needs. Any ideas anyone? I suck at programming 
Last edited by ashimoke (Apr 5, 2011 12:54 pm)
anyone trustworthy in uk able to reflash a scienceguy arduinoboy?
you cannot build a cable yourself very easily. its more than a cable, there is a ftdi chip inside the head of the usb cable, thats why its so pricy.
doh! sorry for making assumptions!
but I don't really know how to chage it to suit my needs. Any ideas anyone? I suck at programming
Use the maxpat editor included int he zip, it allows you to set the default boot up mode, as well as all your midi channel and cc assignments... No code tweaking necessary!