several bs to one out?
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i use the bs2x to messure the rctime .
in a projekt i need more rctime-inputs than the stamp provides.
i want to connect several stamps to have more pins.
all my data i sent via the pin 16 of one stamp to the midi input of my
midiinterface...
ist it possible to connect the second ,third bstamp to the same
midiport.
Is there a solution
is it possible?
thank you.
***niki
in a projekt i need more rctime-inputs than the stamp provides.
i want to connect several stamps to have more pins.
all my data i sent via the pin 16 of one stamp to the midi input of my
midiinterface...
ist it possible to connect the second ,third bstamp to the same
midiport.
Is there a solution
is it possible?
thank you.
***niki
Comments
can command it over two wires to give you 16 extra I/O. You can add more
PAKs using the same wires plus 1 wire/device. Or, you could switch to a
BS/2P-40.
Just a few ideas. PAK-IV is at http://www.al-williams.com/awce/pak3.htm
Al Williams
AWC
* Floating point A/D
http://www.al-williams.com/awce/pak9.htm
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> i use the bs2x to messure the rctime .
> in a projekt i need more rctime-inputs than the stamp
> provides. i want to connect several stamps to have more pins.
> all my data i sent via the pin 16 of one stamp to the midi
> input of my
> midiinterface...
> ist it possible to connect the second ,third bstamp to the same
> midiport.
> Is there a solution
> is it possible?
> thank you.
> ***niki
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