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| The zynaptik module provides: | | The zynaptik module provides: |
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− | * 3 standard MIDI ports (IN, OUT, THRU) | + | * 3 x standard MIDI ports (IN, OUT, THRU) |
| * 16 x digital Input/Output | | * 16 x digital Input/Output |
| * 4 x Analog Input | | * 4 x Analog Input |
| * 4 x Analog Ouput | | * 4 x Analog Ouput |
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− | '''New modules''' (from 2021-04-01) include everything soldered on. Ready to work: | + | Latest ''Zynaptik-3 Extended'' modules (from 2022-03-10): |
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| + | [[File:Zynaptik3_top.jpg|900px]] |
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| + | and ''Zynaptik-2'' modules (from 2021-04-01): |
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| [[File:Zynaptik2_top.jpg|900px]] | | [[File:Zynaptik2_top.jpg|900px]] |
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− | In the other hand, '''older modules''' (before 2021-04-01) only have MIDI circuitry soldered on. You must solder some parts for enjoying all the functionality. You can [https://shop.zynthian.org/shop/product/zynaptik-expander-kit-379 buy the Zynaptik Expander Kit] or order the parts by yourself. | + | include everything soldered on and they are ready to work. |
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| + | In the other hand, '''older modules''' (before 2021-04-01) only have the MIDI circuitry soldered on. For enjoying all the functionality (analog i/o) you must solder some parts. You can [https://shop.zynthian.org/shop/product/zynaptik-expander-kit-379 buy the Zynaptik Expander Kit] or order the parts by yourself. |
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| [[File:Zynaptik_top.jpg|900px]] | | [[File:Zynaptik_top.jpg|900px]] |
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| + | {{NoteBox|The ''Zynaptik-3 Standard'' module doesn't include the analog input/output chips (ADS1115 & MCP4327), including only the MIDI circuitry and the MCP3017 GPIO expander for connecting the 4 rotary encoders with switch.}} |
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| [[File:Zynaptik_40pin_header.png|300px|right]] | | [[File:Zynaptik_40pin_header.png|300px|right]] |
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| '''+ ADS1115 (MOD-1 Analog Input):''' It uses I2C address 0x48 by default. The 4 analog input pins are labelled as ADx on the Zynaptik's header schematic. | | '''+ ADS1115 (MOD-1 Analog Input):''' It uses I2C address 0x48 by default. The 4 analog input pins are labelled as ADx on the Zynaptik's header schematic. |
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− | You can assign the Analog Inputs to MIDI events like Pitch-Bending, CC or ChanPress. This can be used for connecting CV-IN or for controlling sound engine parameters using analog sensors. | + | The voltage range is 0-5V. You can assign the Analog Inputs to MIDI events like Pitch-Bending, CC or ChanPress and use the analog signals for controlling any sound parameter. Analog Inputs can be combined with digital inputs from the MCP23017, allowing to configure up to 4 x CV/Gate-IN interfaces. |
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− | '''+ MCP4728 (MOD-2 Analog Output):''' It uses I2C address 0x60 by default. The 4 analog output pins are labelled as DAx on the Zynaptik's header schematic. | + | '''+ MCP4728 (MOD-2 Analog Output):''' It uses different I2C address (0x60/0x61/0x64) depending of the zynaptik model. The 4 analog output pins are labelled as DAx on the Zynaptik's header schematic. |
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− | It's being implemented currently and it's not available on zynthian software yet.
| + | The voltage range is 0-5V. You can assign MIDI events, like Pitch-Bending, CC or ChanPress, to the Analog Outputs. Analog Outputs can be combined with digital outputs from the MCP23017, allowing to configure up to 4 x CV/Gate-OUT interfaces. |
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