Technical questions for the MPC2000xl and the MPC2000
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By SMC Fri Dec 10, 2010 8:09 pm
And the Console Grub mentioned :)

viewtopic.php?f=8&t=138523

No full details yet. More to come. Thing is crazy ill and sounds amazing.
By envisionelec Fri Dec 10, 2010 8:40 pm
SMC wrote:wow, so much lost in translation.....

I'm always clownin son. I never take anything too serious. hate negativity.... booo... didn't mean anything negative by that

people who know me know I do what I say. trust that. people thought I was nuts with a lot of stuff that I've done

my engineer thought I was on crack when I designed my console mod. and it's done now. :) took about 6 months longer than anticipated, but it's done. And it doesn't smoke when you turn it on.... anymore.... hahahahaaaa..... long story

All luv son all luv. I've got bigger fish to fry than to be internet thuggin


It's all good, man. I'm not taking it negative at all.

Did you see the vid I posted?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqR-5FmLZho
By envisionelec Sun Dec 12, 2010 12:42 am
mpc3000 wrote:I didn't find any real secret to the screens.


Two Chip Selects...yeah that's it. :roll:

Most displays that size have four CS. The fact that they separate those lines out at the interface is certainly not what makes it unique. The fact you keep talking about a schematic proves to me that you've got no idea how this display works. I have the MPC schematic, too - there is nothing in that diagram that can tell you anything about the work we've done. Nothing.

The bandwagon has left the building. Too late to jump on.

Tell you what - if you can tell me what data manipulation has to be done in setup after initialization to get incoming data to display on the LCD, I'll start recognizing you've done the work. Until then, you can keep a lid on it. ;)
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By mr_debauch Sun Dec 12, 2010 2:33 am
envisionelec wrote:
The bandwagon has left the building. Too late to jump on.



dude, not to sound negative or anything... but the bandwagon is something you jumped on... not the people who have been trying to solve this issue for like 8 years. I appreciate what you are doing, but dont get cocky about it come on.
By envisionelec Mon Dec 13, 2010 4:46 am
mr_debauch wrote:
envisionelec wrote:
The bandwagon has left the building. Too late to jump on.



dude, not to sound negative or anything... but the bandwagon is something you jumped on... not the people who have been trying to solve this issue for like 8 years. I appreciate what you are doing, but dont get cocky about it come on.


Ah, you're right. Sorry. :oops:
By mpc3000 Mon Dec 13, 2010 7:33 am
"Too late to jump on"

I don't recall saying anything about wanting to be on this bandwagon.


"Until then, you can keep a lid on it."

Well, I really don't find that in the spirit of this board. Most everyone here is more than eager to share ideas and help others. Some types of attitude are likely to make the board less palatable and I would hate to see some of the people around less often. Many here know this equipment better than any current Akai/Numark employee.


"you've got no idea how this display works"

And you arrived at this conclusion based on a mention of a schematic? We have _got_ to play poker sometime. Not everyone vomits up everything they know or do around here (this isn't Facebook/Twitter). I don't talk about my projects before they are complete since it all comes out sounding like vapor-ware or ego-ware.
By envisionelec Mon Dec 13, 2010 3:51 pm
mpc3000 wrote:And you arrived at this conclusion based on a mention of a schematic?



So, what's the non-secret? I mean...that was your initial point, right? You made it sound as though you've got it figured out. You referenced the schematic. Please explain.

mpc3000 wrote:I didn't find any real secret to the screens. I looked at the schematics and immediately realized what they did when I spotted the two chip selects.


What did they do? I won't apologize for drawing the conclusion that you're trying to get recognition for figuring it out. Thus, my comment about the bandwagon. I'm calling you out: Prove what you know. I'm a lot more interested in discussions that go somewhere rather than drive-by comments that can't be backed up.
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By The Grublet Wed Dec 15, 2010 4:33 am
all of yall shut the fick up...


or ill whip my dick out and smack you in the face with it.






JUST GET THE GODDAM SCREENS DONE AND STOP TRYING TO ENLARGE YOUR PENIS.



IF YOU GET IT DONE, THEN YOU WON'T HAVE TO ARGUE FOR PROPS DUNNY.



nobody cares about wack ass egos here... you going BG BEATS on us already?
:roll: :lol:
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By SMC Wed Dec 15, 2010 3:26 pm
The Grublet wrote:...or ill whip my dick out and smack you in the face with it.


Cereful Grubs..... do that ish around here and it might get gobbled
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By The Grublet Wed Dec 15, 2010 8:15 pm
well peeps act like skills need to be propped up.


If you know then you know you know... so know that and roll on.
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By mkc1976 Mon Dec 27, 2010 1:38 am
looking at the chips i see some seiko epson logo's. Seiko used to make a lot of lcd's but dont think they do as much now.
the whole display is pretty weird. im sure if someone is clever enough to work from the schematic you can see which connection does what. its just finiding a display of similar characteristics and working backwards. theres a few i think are hackable but time is thin round here. Good luck envisionelec, ill be buying a display when you work it out.