| Operating System |
| File |
Description |
| mios_v1_9h.zip |
MIOS V1.9h and Bootloader V1.2 (ChangeLog)
Please read the README.TXT carefully before uploading any .hex file of this package!
Source code for MIOS and Bootloader is available in the GIT Repository. Please note that commercial use is not allowed without my permission! |
| Tools |
| LINK |
MIOS Studio 2 |
| LINK |
Upload Guide for Newbies (MIOS8 version) |
| LINK |
Upload Guide for Experts (MIOS8 version) |
| Documentation |
| cmios_fun.html |
Functions overview (also included in the MIOS release) |
| mios_sysex_implementation.txt |
MIOS SysEx Implementation |
| mios_encoder_modes.gif |
The different rotary encoder modes provided by MIOS |
| mios_backup.txt |
How to create backups |
| mios_ram_handling.txt |
Some hints for programmers |
| mios_pin_list.txt |
The IO pin usage of MIOS |
| mios_din_dout_pin_numbers.txt |
Table of DIN/DOUT pin numbers |
| MIDIbox Wiki |
The MIDIbox Wiki |
| Complete Applications |
| midibox_lc_v1_6g.zip |
Emulation of Logic/Mackie Control |
| magic_midi_delay_v1c.zip |
see this forum article |
| midibox_tc_v1c.zip |
see this forum article |
| mbhp_tv_v1c.zip |
see this forum article |
| midibox_sid_v1_7303e.zip |
The PIC18F452 version of MIDIbox SID (old, PIC18F452 based firmware - expired and not maintained anymore!) |
| midibox_sid_v2_046.zip |
MIDIbox SID V2 (new, PIC18F4685 based firmware) |
| midibox64_v2_4f.zip |
The complete PIC18F port of MIDIbox64 |
| midibox64e_v2_2e.zip |
The complete PIC18F port of MIDIbox64E |
| midibox_mf_v2_2c.zip |
The complete PIC18F port of MIDIbox MF |
| midio128_v2_2c.zip |
The complete PIC18F port of MIDIO128 |
| midimon_v2_0d.zip |
The complete PIC18F port of MIDImon |
| midi_benchmark_v1c.zip |
a benchmark which allows you to measure the performance of your MIDI connection - see also this forum article |
| midibox_cv_v1_3.zip |
MIDIbox CV V1 |
| midibox_seq_v2_4f.zip |
MIDIbox SEQ V2 (old, PIC18F452 based firmware - expired and not maintained anymore!) |
| midibox_seq_v3_4h.zip |
MIDIbox SEQ V3 (new, PIC18F4620 based firmware) |
| midibox_808_v1_3a.zip |
MIDIbox 808, a drum sequencer for analog and MIDI (PIC18F4620 based firmware) |
| midibox_fm_v1_4i.zip |
MIDIbox FM (PIC18F452 and PIC18F4685 based firmware)
A FM synthesizer based on the Yamaha YMF262 |
| C Applications |
| midibox_mm_v2_0e.zip |
Emulation of CM Motormix (see also this forum article) |
| analog_toolbox_v1_1e.zip |
Allows digital processing of analog signals (see also this forum article) |
| clockbox_enhanced_v1c.zip |
Outputs up to 9 MIDI clocks and 24ppqn signal (see also this forum article) |
| clockbox_simple_v1c.zip |
Older version of the clockbox which is less complex and therefore a better template for own applications. |
| ain64_din128_dout128_v2c.zip |
MIOS configured for 64 pots, 128 buttons, 128 LEDs - don't forget: all unused analog inputs must be clamped to ground! |
| din_velocity_unmuxed_v1c.zip |
Simple program to realize velocity buttons (e.g. for drumpads) - see also this forum article |
| sm_c_example1_v1c.zip |
How to drive a button matrix of 8x8 = 64 buttons. See also this connection diagram. |
| sm_c_example2_v1c.zip |
How to handle a button matrix of 8x8 = 64 buttons superfast (within 80 uS) and with debouncing. |
| button_duoled_matrix_v1_2c.zip |
How to handle a 4x16 (or 8x8) Button/Duo-LED matrix - see also this forum article |
| sid_random_v1c.zip |
A random patch generator for MIDIbox SID - see also this forum article |
| midi_router_v1_1c.zip |
The MIDI Router project |
| stribe_v1_0c.zip |
MIDIbox based firmware for the Stribe project (see also this forum article) |
| blm_scalar_v1_1.zip |
Firmware for BLM16x16+X. The BLM driver can also used for other purposes, it scans 5 8x8 matrices for up to 320 buttons and 320 Duo-LEDs (=640 outputs) |
| midi_force_to_scale_v1_1.zip |
see this forum article |
| Troubleshooting |
| change_id_v1_9g.zip |
This program allows you to change the ID header without reburning the chip --- use this program with care and read the informations given in README.txt! |
| lcd_interconnection_test_v2.zip |
Testprogram for the interconnections between Core and LCD module (read the README.txt file for the usage) |
| dout_enc_v1c.zip |
Utility which allows to select one of 128 DOUTs with an encoder - nice to check LEDs and to identify the appr. DOUT pin number as well as the shift register number |
| dout_buttons_v1c.zip |
same like the dout_enc application but with inc/dec button |
| enc_speed_v1c.zip |
Utility to test the various rotary encoder speed modes |
| srio_interconnection_test_v2a.zip |
Testprogram for the interconnections between Core and DIN/DOUT modules (read the README.txt file for the usage) |
| jitter_mon_v1c.zip |
Utility which displays the jitter of an analog input. The pin has to be selected with two inc/dec buttons |
| mf_calibration_v1c.zip |
Utility for Motorfader calibration |
| mf_direct_control_v1c.zip |
Utility to control the motorfaders directly with Button 1-16 |
| mbsid_interconnection_test_v2.zip |
Testprogram for the interconnections between Core and SID module of MIDIbox SID (read the README.txt file for the usage) |
| mbsid_testtone_v3c.zip |
Just plays a 1kHz triangle wave on the SID - nice for testing the audio output without the need for a MIDI sequencer or keyboard. With the new v2 version, both MBHP_SID modules connected to a core are initialised.
In addition, a 1kHz square wave will be generated on the CS pin (#8) - see xxx for additional informations. |
| mbsid_led_matrix_test_v1c.zip |
Testprogram for the LED matrix of MIDIbox SID Step C |
| mbfm_interconnection_test_v2a.zip |
Testprogram for the interconnections between Core and OPL3 module of MIDIbox FM (read the README.txt file for the usage) |
| mbfm_testtone_v1d.zip |
Just plays a 1kHz sine wave on the OPL3 over all 4 channels - nice for testing the audio outputs without the need for a MIDI sequencer or keyboard |
| iic_midi_sw_loopback_v1c.zip |
Test application for MBHP_IIC_MIDI module - please read the README.txt for details |
| revision_id_v1c.zip |
This program displays the revision ID of the PIC you are using, and sends it via MIDI (for the case that no LCD is connected). Useful to determine, if you got a PIC18F4620 B4 step or higher w/o the EUSART bug (see README.txt) |
| Example Applications (read the README.txt for more infos) |
| j5_dout_v1e.zip |
How to save a DOUTX1 module by using J5 as digital output. Hardware examples for driving LEDs, Relais, CMOS-Switches |
| j5_din_v1c.zip |
How to save a DINX1 module by using J5 as digital input. Hardware example for triggering on buttons |
| led_digits1_v1c.zip |
How to drive 8 LED digits with a DOUTX3 module (schematic: leddigits_8.pdf). Up to 48 digits can be driven by a single core in this way. |
| led_digits2_v1c.zip |
How to drive 16 LED digits with a DOUTX4 module (schematic: leddigits_16.pdf). Up to 64 digits can be driven by a single core in this way. |
| led_digits_mtc_v1c.zip |
MTC receiver example (displays the MIDI time code on the LCD and on 8 LED digits). |
| led_digits_clk_v1c.zip |
MIDI clock receiver example (displays the MIDI clock on the LCD and on 8 LED digits). |
| bs_xfer_v1c.zip |
How to upload/download and convert BankStick data via MIDI. This package contains also a syx2asm.pl and bin2asm.pl script to convert MIOS .syx files or plain binary files to assembler format |
| sm_example1_v2c.zip |
How to drive a button matrix of 8x8 = 64 buttons. See also this connection diagram. |
| sm_example2_v1d.zip |
How to handle a button matrix of 8x8 = 64 buttons superfast (within 80 uS) and with debouncing. |
| Custom LCD drivers (for LCDs which are not natively supported by MIOS) |
| lcd7_t6963c_h_v2a.zip |
T6963C in horizontal screen mode (low performance!), see also MBHP_LCD page |
| lcd7_t6963c_v_v2a.zip |
T6963C in vertical screen mode (better performance), see also MBHP_LCD page |
| lcd7_iic_v2a.zip |
Matrix Orbital display via IIC interface, see also MBHP_LCD page |
| lcd7_clcd_v2a.zip |
Simplified Character Display driver for HD44780 - can be used as template for other displays (Note: up to 2 CLCDs are natively supported by MIOS -> LCD type #0) |
| lcd7_clcd_multi_v1a.zip |
Character Display driver for up to 8 HD44780 based CLCDs |
| lcd7_ks0108_v2a.zip |
Simplified Graphical Display driver for KS0108 - can be used as template for other displays (Note: KS0108 is natively supported by MIOS -> LCD type #1) |
| lcd7_pcd8544_v2a.zip |
Graphical Display driver for PCD8544 (known from Nokia mobile phones) - up to 8 displays can be connected together, see also the MBHP_LCD page |
| lcd7_dog_v1a.zip |
Display driver for EA DOG16xx displays, see also MBHP_LCD page |
| lcd7_dog_g_v1a.zip |
Display driver for Graphical DOG displays, see also MBHP_LCD page |
| lcd_benchmark_v1c.zip |
a benchmark which allows you to measure the performance of a display - see also this forum article |
| MIOS Base Package and Skeletons |
| mios_base_v1_1.zip |
Required for programmers only!
See also this forum article
Release from 2009-10-04
Change Logs are available in the GIT repository. |
| sdcc_skeleton_v1_1.zip |
A precompiled skeleton for C based applications.
This package also contains most parts of the base package in a local directory, so that it can be directly recompiled with "make" for most comfortable usage without the need to set environment variables. |
| asm_skeleton_v1_1.zip |
Same for assembly based applications. |
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