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No biggie. I will just get this fixed or buy another screen. Its only $200 (going to club money).


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JAH wrote:Installing the XLCD proved more challenging for me as I am terrible at this sort of thing. My boss drilled the hole in the casing for me...all is good. But when I tried to install the contrast pot and screw on the bolt....my handling of the contrast pot caused the connecting wires to become disconnected. If the wire becomes disconnected..you will simply have a blank screen. And I don't think I can reattach it properly without splicing the wires a little which may shorten them. A short wire will cause installation difficulty as it may not reach the hole I just drilled.Damn....

konc3pt wrote:JAH wrote:Installing the XLCD proved more challenging for me as I am terrible at this sort of thing. My boss drilled the hole in the casing for me...all is good. But when I tried to install the contrast pot and screw on the bolt....my handling of the contrast pot caused the connecting wires to become disconnected. If the wire becomes disconnected..you will simply have a blank screen. And I don't think I can reattach it properly without splicing the wires a little which may shorten them. A short wire will cause installation difficulty as it may not reach the hole I just drilled.Damn....
can you solder in new longer wires for the lcd and the knob ? woud you say the wires should be tad longer from the factory ?

konc3pt wrote:
can you solder in new longer wires for the lcd and the knob ? woud you say the wires should be tad longer from the factory ?


mp3 wrote:Installed my screen last night without a hitch. right now the pot is dangling around back since I don't trust myself with metalwork. Installed os128 (had to change filename like Jah) and os128xl. Loving the extra real estate! Didn't realize though that it's actually not as wide as the original screen so when running os2xl the fonts etc are a little smaller. Also wish old OSes would show on the bottom half of the screen, and that the blank half was actually blank (solid color). But those are small niggles. Overall I'm very pleased! Good work mpcstuff!
Had a play around with 128xl before I went to bed. Most of what I use from os2xl is already there. Diggin the new pgm based chop. Feels kinda like I'm back on my ASR, only better. Hope JJ sorts out the looping and maybe adds start/end/loop point modulation to programs...
Hope JJ sorts out the looping and maybe adds start/end/loop point modulation to programs...


Nym wrote:use the jjos bugtracker for posting these issues first, and then upon discussion/reproduction, mail them to murai.

MPC-Tutor wrote:kardus wrote:I understand that, but aren't most of the functions/interfaces more or less the same as JJOSXL (other than the larger window)?
There are some differences with the 128XL, for example, chopping is done in Program mode, not TRIM. But yes, most of the modes are basically the same core but adapted for the bigger screen, but there are differences/improvements in some functionality as far as I can tell. But TBH I've not had a chance to sit down and go through the 128XL properly yet, I'll do that early next week.
Nym wrote:for example, chopping is done in Program mode, not TRIM
IMO we absolutely need the old style CHOP back in TRIM, or crossfade loop/destructive chop created out of the new PGM mode chop system. in the meanwhile, i cannot fully adopt 128xl because i'll have to make my sample chop pgms in os2xl. i believe this will be resolved in future updates

crossings wrote:..that goes without saying... but someone needs to point out the obvious here.


sally wrote:The big-screen system is now and
will be in the future for a small number of
users,

crossings wrote:..that goes without saying... but someone needs to point out the obvious here.

