Reading Serial Midi data with an oscilloscope

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  • zombie.guitarist
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    • Jun 2023
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    Re: Reading Serial Midi data with an oscilloscope

    Originally posted by stj
    or the new chip is bad.
    That is true. Luckily I bought a few extra. When I feel like it I'll get around to looking around. I got another console that works, so its not immediate that I try to fix this one.

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