Comments on: coming up for air http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69 Fri, 17 Apr 2026 04:38:26 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Roadarmel http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-18567 Roadarmel Thu, 21 Jun 2012 09:26:04 +0000 http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-18567 This is some great info and was well worth the read. I hope to read more stuff from you in the future that is as well written as this post This is some great info and was well worth the read. I hope to read more stuff from you in the future that is as well written as this post

]]> By: Scott http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-354 Scott Wed, 15 Sep 2010 05:41:06 +0000 http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-354 There are currently no plans to publish source code for this thing, I'd have to make it readable/maintainable by the public, remove the dirty words, etc etc. Even so, the design of the platform is such that writing the code requires intimate knowledge of the DSPIC33 series and the appropriate programmer hardware/test equipment. That said, if you have that kind of familiarity there's really nothing stopping you from writing your own code for the device (the peripheral pin assignments are fairly obvious after staring at it for a couple minutes) but you'd probably be better off with either a general purpose DSPIC dev board, or a synthDIY-appropriate design like Eric Brombaugh's awesome "DSPIC AUDIO DAC" board. There are currently no plans to publish source code for this thing, I’d have to make it readable/maintainable by the public, remove the dirty words, etc etc. Even so, the design of the platform is such that writing the code requires intimate knowledge of the DSPIC33 series and the appropriate programmer hardware/test equipment.

That said, if you have that kind of familiarity there’s really nothing stopping you from writing your own code for the device (the peripheral pin assignments are fairly obvious after staring at it for a couple minutes) but you’d probably be better off with either a general purpose DSPIC dev board, or a synthDIY-appropriate design like Eric Brombaugh’s awesome “DSPIC AUDIO DAC” board.

]]> By: Jeremy http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-346 Jeremy Tue, 14 Sep 2010 16:15:03 +0000 http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-346 if the firmware code gets published as open source, that would be neat to be able to create new abilities and whatnot, but there would probably be many who'd mess up their SuONOIOs trying to modify them with custom firmware, in which case there should also be some factory default reset button. as an alternative, Alessandro and company could get suggestions from people and do the code work, then make firmware updates available on the site with instructions on how to properly install them. any expansion should be cool to see, however it's done... if the firmware code gets published as open source, that would be neat to be able to create new abilities and whatnot, but there would probably be many who’d mess up their SuONOIOs trying to modify them with custom firmware, in which case there should also be some factory default reset button. as an alternative, Alessandro and company could get suggestions from people and do the code work, then make firmware updates available on the site with instructions on how to properly install them. any expansion should be cool to see, however it’s done…

]]> By: David http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-307 David Sun, 12 Sep 2010 06:58:28 +0000 http://sonoio.org/suonoio/?p=69#comment-307 Awesome! So does this mean we could tweak the firmware if we really wanted to? Not that I'd know how... but just asking :) Awesome! So does this mean we could tweak the firmware if we really wanted to? Not that I’d know how… but just asking :)

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