I was hoping do see the modified .bas file but this is OK.
its in the ZIP
what USBASP programmer did you get link
I used mine USBASP and it was OK
I used Bascom & khazama both works
Mine have 2 jumpers 1 for programmer update and other to select 5V or 3.3V
did you install libusb driver ?? see http://www.fischl.de/usbasp/
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The .bas file in the .zip is the original one all the line for the PGA2310 are still there (or I'm missing something)
My USBASP is the black one, I know that there is at least 1 jumper for the 5V/3.3V selection but not sure about the second one.
About the software I'm starting to think that the problem is my laptop ( Vaio VGN-NR71B with Win 7 )
What is doing my head in is that I programed hundreds of avrs before (8515, atmega128...) and 32bits processors (Jtag) for digital set top boxes and never had so much trouble.
Going to try in another computer ( going to put one together) with win98 and XP and try again this week
Ric
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Yes the code you don't need have color GREEN that REM code not in use
but here is a clean up bas
you still just write a color of you'r USBASP
to see what version yo have I do need the link to the USBASP you got
there are some of them that use reg as USB HID not USBASP so you need other program for this models
on ebay its the one with cover in many colors
software AVR_fighter
or serach for progisp that works ok
or check out uwezi blog about how to make it a "real" USBASP
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New Vicol-Audio firmware version 3.8 is available for download on vicol audio : r-2r volume controller
This will correct some problems with editing main menu.
Regards,
Tibi
This will correct some problems with editing main menu.
Regards,
Tibi
Hi Junie,
There is no default.
Once you have started to edit and you have saved, to get to default you need to edit back.
To edit and change menu´s you need to setup a remote first. Than use the chan+/- to change characters and vol+/- to move to next character. Add one more dummy character and press, on the remote, mute to validate and power to save new menu name.
To edit CD and change to SOURCE you need to press Input push button till Edit Input Text, than rotate encoder.
CD will appear.
From this point on use remote to edit.
Add one more character at the end of SOURCE.
EX: SOURCEA
Press Mute to validate
Press power to save.
That´s all.
Please also have a read on this documentation (page 3):
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=...2r_volume-controller_config.pdf&embedded=true
Also please note that there are two open collector transistors Q8 and Q9.
Q9 can be used to command a external relay for power on/off and Q8 have a delay for powering a tube plate relay, in case you use VC for a tube equipment.
Regards,
Tibi
There is no default.
Once you have started to edit and you have saved, to get to default you need to edit back.
To edit and change menu´s you need to setup a remote first. Than use the chan+/- to change characters and vol+/- to move to next character. Add one more dummy character and press, on the remote, mute to validate and power to save new menu name.
To edit CD and change to SOURCE you need to press Input push button till Edit Input Text, than rotate encoder.
CD will appear.
From this point on use remote to edit.
Add one more character at the end of SOURCE.
EX: SOURCEA
Press Mute to validate
Press power to save.
That´s all.
Please also have a read on this documentation (page 3):
https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=...2r_volume-controller_config.pdf&embedded=true
Also please note that there are two open collector transistors Q8 and Q9.
Q9 can be used to command a external relay for power on/off and Q8 have a delay for powering a tube plate relay, in case you use VC for a tube equipment.
Regards,
Tibi
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Hi Tibi ,
you can make it show "Space" and not A if you make a change in Sub Edit_input_txt:
Case Mut_a :
here you have .
Code:
Lcd X 'show the new text for input
[B]My_chr = 65[/B]
X_chr = 1
My_string = ""
Locate 2 , X_chr
Lcd Chr(my_chr)
Shiftcursor Leftchange My_chr = 65 to My_chr = 32
only diffrent is you have to scrool past 0-9 before you have letters
but it dont show the extra A when saving
But , you can edit in Case Shift_l : & Case Shift_r : to jump to letters order Letters, numbers
try this for Case Shift_l :
Code:
Case Shift_l : Incr My_chr
If My_chr = 33 Then My_chr = 65 'from space to A
If My_chr > 90 Then My_chr = 48 'from Z to 0
If My_chr = 58 Then My_chr = 32 'from 9 to spacenow it go space to A-Z then 0-9 and back to space
well just a Idea ...
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Yet another firmware update, ver 3.10, who address a very short display flickering who appear from time to time.
As usual available at vicol audio : r-2r volume controller
Regards,
Tibi
As usual available at vicol audio : r-2r volume controller
Regards,
Tibi
Another firmware update who implement gorgeous custom characters for attenuation display.
Scroll the page for latest version 3.11
vicol audio : r-2r volume controller
Regards,
Tibi
Scroll the page for latest version 3.11
vicol audio : r-2r volume controller
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
Regards,
Tibi
Attachments
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A short and dirty movie showing big digits operation.
Vicol-Audio R-2R volume controller short movie - YouTube
Regards,
Tibi
Vicol-Audio R-2R volume controller short movie - YouTube
Regards,
Tibi
it was located 1 place wrong on LCD
it jump 1 place right on lcd , when it exit (menu) to main and show mute
if i did not explain it right
Hello,
I have made big digits for a 4-line (4x40) character display, Newhaven NHD-0440WH-ATFH-JT or NHD-0440AZ-FL-YBW. I used the following code. I did not include the variable definitions but it is fairly obvious what they would be. It reqiures the xmega library that I have posted at MCS Electronics a few times. This code was posted in the public domain, so I gave credit to the original author. I also fixed a few bugs as well. It is the basics of the alarm clock function for my radio/media player. I use push button encoders for the UI. At night when in alarm set mode, I use big digits to display the current time. As you can see I use the Pca8565 as a RTC. It works great. Keeps time for days on a small super cap.
Enjoy and hope you can make use of it.
Rick Savas
I have made big digits for a 4-line (4x40) character display, Newhaven NHD-0440WH-ATFH-JT or NHD-0440AZ-FL-YBW. I used the following code. I did not include the variable definitions but it is fairly obvious what they would be. It reqiures the xmega library that I have posted at MCS Electronics a few times. This code was posted in the public domain, so I gave credit to the original author. I also fixed a few bugs as well. It is the basics of the alarm clock function for my radio/media player. I use push button encoders for the UI. At night when in alarm set mode, I use big digits to display the current time. As you can see I use the Pca8565 as a RTC. It works great. Keeps time for days on a small super cap.
Enjoy and hope you can make use of it.
Rick Savas
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