Brian, what time frame are you planning wrt the control boards?
Thanks for putting all this together!
Dave
Thanks for putting all this together!
Dave
Yeah, could you tell us when the deadline is for payment, when the order will be made, and speculating of shipping? I know that's a lot of info, but just a guess would be nice.
As for the status of this project, I will work up a new pcb with the buttons on the side, and then get some feedback on the layout. I will then put together a small order of pcbs. I have set no deadlines yet. As for the pcb changes, there isn't much to change, (just need to add the buttons on the side) so it won't take me too long.
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Brian
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Brian
I'm interested in a couple of CPU boards. Not building a CDPRO2, so I don't need the button boards. Updated the wiki to reflect this.
Would love to see some sort of support for a pushbutton rotary encoder.
Bryan A. Thompson
batee@fidnet.com
Would love to see some sort of support for a pushbutton rotary encoder.
Bryan A. Thompson
batee@fidnet.com
Just added myself to the list (for one set), which gives 10 total boards requested. Oh, and option b is my preference, if that was still up in the air.
Did anything ever happen with the I2C relay boards listed here?
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8611
Bryan
http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=8611
Bryan
Hi brian
I'm interested to in this group order of boards and chips.
Could you reflect this on the wiki for me?
Regards
Michael
I'm interested to in this group order of boards and chips.
Could you reflect this on the wiki for me?
Regards
Michael
Hi Brian, just curious, has this project been kiboshed, or is it merely on the backburner.
Thanks,
Dave
Thanks,
Dave
On the approach I took, there is good news and bad news.
As you may recall, I modified the APOX front panel to output DSA commands. I have this working and the CD player is functional. The bad news is that APOX has ceased to sell these products.
So, you are all welcome to the source code for your own use when I have it finalized. It includes bootloader and RS232 downloadable user programme.
Gaz
As you may recall, I modified the APOX front panel to output DSA commands. I have this working and the CD player is functional. The bad news is that APOX has ceased to sell these products.
So, you are all welcome to the source code for your own use when I have it finalized. It includes bootloader and RS232 downloadable user programme.
Gaz
CD pro
Hello I'm Johan Brussen
I want to thank Brain for the c-code.
I added rc5 and used a 24X2 charakter display.
It all seems to work OK.
When I finished my project I'll send a photo.
Hello I'm Johan Brussen
I want to thank Brain for the c-code.
I added rc5 and used a 24X2 charakter display.
It all seems to work OK.
When I finished my project I'll send a photo.
Well done Johan!
I have a problem I am working on at the moment. I want track times (aswell as current time). There are several options. For tracks 1-20, you can just get current track length. However, if a CD has more than 20 tracks, this does not work.
The other option is to read the Long TOC. This send copious amounts of information, and is the system I'm using at present. When reading the long TOC, 10 bytes are sent to you:
<COMMAND> / <PARAMETER>
0x60 / <Track Number>
0x61 / <Address>
0x62 / <Start Time Minutes>
0x63 / <Start Time Seconds>
0x64 / <Start Time Frames>
It also sends some other data, by disguising itself as a track, with a track number of 0x64 etc.
My problem is that the tracks come in a random order, so you could be sent the information for tracks 1,5,12 about 16 times, beofre the details for track 4 comes through. Has anyone else noticed this? It's annoying cause it can take 15 seconds to load a normal CD! Many thanks,
Gaz
I have a problem I am working on at the moment. I want track times (aswell as current time). There are several options. For tracks 1-20, you can just get current track length. However, if a CD has more than 20 tracks, this does not work.
The other option is to read the Long TOC. This send copious amounts of information, and is the system I'm using at present. When reading the long TOC, 10 bytes are sent to you:
<COMMAND> / <PARAMETER>
0x60 / <Track Number>
0x61 / <Address>
0x62 / <Start Time Minutes>
0x63 / <Start Time Seconds>
0x64 / <Start Time Frames>
It also sends some other data, by disguising itself as a track, with a track number of 0x64 etc.
My problem is that the tracks come in a random order, so you could be sent the information for tracks 1,5,12 about 16 times, beofre the details for track 4 comes through. Has anyone else noticed this? It's annoying cause it can take 15 seconds to load a normal CD! Many thanks,
Gaz
Hi Peci
Very nice piece of equipment you've built there.
Building my own transport is also on my "to do" list. All I have so far is the display!?
Cheers
Walter
Very nice piece of equipment you've built there.
Building my own transport is also on my "to do" list. All I have so far is the display!?
Cheers
Walter
Has anyone converted the I2S into the Audio Alchemy Standard 5 pin Mini DIN from the CD-PRO2?
My CD Player is nearly finished!!!
Cheers!
Gaz
My CD Player is nearly finished!!!
Cheers!
Gaz
suspension!
Here is another way to make the CD-PRO2 module 'floating'.
The spring of CD-PRO2 just sit on the gold-plated column.
Here is another way to make the CD-PRO2 module 'floating'.
The spring of CD-PRO2 just sit on the gold-plated column.
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
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