Making Polyphonic Music with PICBASIC and the Proton Compiler - looking for diagrams.

[punkie]

Could someone help please?

I am looking for the images (of hw circuit and wave diagrams) which accompany one of the project on the site - Making-Polyphonic-Music-with-PICBASIC-and-the-Proton-Compiler.

at
http://www.protonbasic.co.uk/content...roton-Compiler


Does anyone have them?

thanks,
punkie

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[Les]

Become a licenced user on the forum and I'll give you a link for the original PDF and code.

[John Drew]

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[punkie]

Become a licenced user on the forum and I'll give you a link for the original PDF and code.

Hello Les,
thanks for the quick response:-)

I'm an ATMEL and Freescale micro user and have never used PIC before, and when I came across this site it was very interesting to me. I have not researched PIC up till now but I know there are 32 bit parts and these are very interesting to me.

Let me think about buying a proton board and a software licence. I hope you'll send the original PDF should I sign up:-)

thanks again

(potential proton user)

P.

[John Drew]

Punkie,
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http://www.protonbasic.co.uk/content.php/1878
John