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Firmware Troubleshooting

Apps

dout_buttons

dout_enc

enc_speed

iic_midi_sw_loopback

jitter_mon

lcd_interconnection_test

mbfm_interconnection_test

mbfm_testtone

mbsid_interconnection_test

A CORE→SID Module Interconnection Test

This application allows you to check the interconnections to the SID module with a multimeter. You can control the SID pins by sending a Modulation Wheel event to your MIDIbox SID - just connect a keyboard or use MIDI-Ox (View→Control Panel), or the MIOS MIDI Keyboard (click on the modulation wheel and use the cursor keys up/down).

By default all unselected pins are 0V, except for the CS# pin which is 5V

The Pins are mapped to following Modulation Wheel Values:

 # 0: Pin A0 = 5V
 # 1: Pin A1 = 5V
 # 2: Pin A2 = 5V
 # 3: Pin A3 = 5V
 # 4: Pin A4 = 5V
 # 5: Pin RES# = 5V
 # 6: Pin D0 = 5V
 # 7: Pin D1 = 5V
 # 8: Pin D2 = 5V
 # 9: Pin D3 = 5V
 #10: Pin D4 = 5V
 #11: Pin D5 = 5V
 #12: Pin D6 = 5V
 #13: Pin D7 = 5V
 #14: Pin CS# = 0V

The current pin name selected will show on the LCD (if connected).

The pins are identified by : _?_

To measure the voltage (and test the connection to that pin is good), connect your multimeter's red lead to _?_ and the black lead to _?_ and select the pin using the modulation wheel.

mbsid_led_matrix_test

mbsid_testtone

mf_calibration

mf_direct_control

revision_id

srio_interconnection_test

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