All about midibox TIA !
Hi everybody,
I’m sorry for the wait, some of you would not believe it.
But. Here we are!
You will find on thewiki all the “Cartridge” completed.
Some of you will find their nickname in the bulk order list.
If you still wish it, complete the options if not erase your line.
And I will calculate final price for each one of you asap.
Best regards
Antichambre
I finished mine last night, and will spend today playing around with the Max/MSP manager.
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Doco? Plans? Links? :hmm:
Please add those things, as described here "Please Read Before Posting New Topics: What is a “User Project”?
:yes:
I’m probably a bit nostalgic for a time I played the game console in the living room of my parent.
Need electronic sounds that have traumatized my childhood.
The Atari 2600.
I started this project 5 years ago. The first prototype I built was too big and too expensive to manufacture and not programmed into MIOS:
A friend of mine recently reminded me that I had promised to make one for him(another nostalgic).
So I resumed work in late 2010, after checking that no one already did.
The first question was whether I was able to program it into MIOS.
I tried and succeeded. Then I searched for housing. Why not in a game cartridge of the era!!!
So i try it too. AND it fits in the box.
The 2010 Proto
“Mantua” Preset:
http://youtu.be/X_zqexm03XY
“Mantua” Preset on Soundcloud
That’s a good start, yay! :hyper:
I’ve just discovered how to write in dokuwiki, i’m on it… :rolleyes:
How share firmware too in svn ? (Xcode Dev)
How share firmware too in svn ? (Xcode Dev)
Just apply @ TK. to gain access to the restricted and hidden dungeons of the MIDIbox forums, where all the creepy figures hang out 
(aka the Programmers Lounge). There you can apply for SVN access and finally commit your code to be appreciated by the future generations of MIDIboxers
Many greets,
Peter
@Antichambre: you are now registered as a programmer, more details about SVN write access in the lounge
Best Regards, Thorsten.
What organization! What team! If my staff had been as good as you, the company I worked for would never closed…
I’m very proud to be officially a midibox programmer. Thank you.
I’m the king of the world… :queen: hihi …Seriously It makes me really happy.
I hope you will appreciate my work too.
Now detailled and complete documentation can be found on the wiki:
http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/doku.php?id=midibox_tia
That’s a good start, yay! :hyper:
I did my best 
The Wiki page looks great.
congratulation on the Programmer status
That’s actually not a promotion, just something you have to ask for to prevent loads of “spam” in the programming section - just a note in case some programmers feel left out 
WELL DONE!!!
Your project is very near and dear to my heart, Thank you for such a fine project. Your presentation on the wiki is top notch, especially like the MB TIA Manager. This def goes on my ‘bucket list’!!
Bravo antichambre! super boulot! je viens de revenir de toulouse ou je tafais et j’ai vu ton mail alors je suis venu voir les photos et j’avoue que ça à de la gueule en plus! En tout cas super projet! C’est marrant avant que jparte sur toulouse ya 2 jours j’étais tombé sur ta video sur youtube mais j’avais pas vu que c’était toi j’avais déja bien aimé la démo je vais me pencher dessus et aller voir le wiki de plus prés! à bierntôt!
I wanted to clean it before publishing, and file it in SVN. But I have not had time.
… No matter
This first version compiles two setup.
You can control it by midi. see midi table in doc folder.
But it will be much easier and more intuitive with the MAX Manager
There’s inside an mxf file to open with Max Runtime (PC and MAC user)
and the same manager in app for Mac user only.
This part is on my google drive cause it’s too big for the wiki media manager.
Here : Manager
connect and switch on the mb-tia before launch the manager it will scan your midi interface and find the box
Have a good time with it
Oh i forgot to say that the manager is iPad ready!
Just download c74 app from your app store.
Hey man! Just wondered if someone could clear up for me whats going on with J2 (Audio Out) on the schematic…
I having problems with the interface that is connected after the 10uf caps (C2 C3), where does the A1 and A0 come from? Is it the TIA A0 and A0 pins (31,32)? Or is it just to help understand the 3 configurations for the different TIA chips?
So if I have and PAL TIA I should connect all the pins like the configuration (in blue) and take the outputs from the white (R2, A1)
The Audio out comes from TIA pins AUD0 and AUD1 (pins 13&12) on the NTSC
and only from AUD0 (pin13) on the PAL
The PAL version has a mono output, so in the schem. http://www.midibox.org/dokuwiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?cache=&media=mbhp_tia_v1.jpg
it looks like its an error, and that you should put a jumper between A1 & R2,
Hope that explains it
Good luck
I really like the TIA, mostly for EFX
