Sunday, September 6, 2015

P600fw 2.10 third release candidate

Notable changes:
- Shortened some scrolling messages.
- Improved voice defeat usability.

Download links:
http://sfx.gligli.free.fr/zik/p600/2_10_rc/2_0992/p600firmware.hex
http://sfx.gligli.free.fr/zik/p600/2_10_rc/2_0992/p600firmware.syx

16 comments:

  1. Question for you.... Does your mod still access the 6116 static RAMs, or can they (and the battery) be removed?

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    1. Nope, they can both be removed, the EPROM can be too.

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  2. I have a prophet 600 with gligli upgrade. Arpeggiator works but I can't get sequencer to work, sequence button won't light when pressed.

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  3. HI, just installed your new OS in my P600 yesterday and love it :-) Great work and get's it out of my storage for new usage !!! Just thought about the same upgrade for my Prophet 5s, at least the 3.X (I have the 2 as well, but it's not as common as the 3.X). I guess it could improve the P5 significantly and there are many users out there still. Having am extra LFO, extra waveforms, velocity aso would be GREAT :-) Maybe something for a new project. Best regards, Thomas Heckmann

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  4. Hi,

    I'm trying to get my gligli P600 to do a solo mode.
    I tried turning off the oscillators individually, but this seems to be a global thing you can't just do to specific presets.
    Does this latest upgrade take care of this?
    Or is there a way to achieve a monophonic synth effect without using unison?
    Many thanks,

    hmkember@gmail.com.

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  5. Hi,

    I'm trying to get my gligli P600 to do a solo mode.
    I tried turning off the oscillators individually, but this seems to be a global thing you can't just do to specific presets.
    Does this latest upgrade take care of this?
    Or is there a way to achieve a monophonic synth effect without using unison?
    Many thanks,

    hmkember@gmail.com.

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  6. Hi,
    teensy loader shows "Erasing" then immediately shows "download error" when I try to flash p600firmware! I'm able to flash the board with the fast/ slow LED test programs and they work fine! I've done the mods and double checked them to be accurate. Teensy loader shows my board to be: Teensy++ 2.0 (AT90USB1286), version 1.20
    Did I order the wrong board? What am I doing wrong?
    Thanks,
    Bruce

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  7. I now have tried 4 different computers with no luck!
    On 2 windows 7 computers, it starts to program p600 firmware but stops shortly after with a DOWNLOAD ERROR no matter which version of the p600firmware however works fine if I use the LED test programs provided on PJRC's site.
    Also on both of my XP computers, I get an error during USB device installation so the loader never sees the teensy board!
    PLEASE PLEASE help!
    Thank you,
    Bruce

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  8. Problem solved!
    It turned out to be a defective 3rd party board, ordered directly from PJRC and it works like a charm.
    Finally :)

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  9. This seems to be the last firmware to come out so should we consider this the final release at this point?

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  10. I have the exact same issue. Just bought a P600 with GliGli 2.0 installed, and the sequencer buttons doesn't work. GliGli, please respond to this. :-)

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  11. I just got the Prophet 600 with the Gligli and had the sequencer issue, updated it to this and now the arpeggiator doesn't work.

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  12. dos the prophet 600 go in tune mode when it s power up,and how dos it go in miscellaneous settings mode

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  13. The Teensy++ is no longer being made by PJRC. I've not had any luck with the copies. Does anyone have any ideas ?

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  14. HI there, I've been trying to contact you on the mail address you're using on GitHub. Really would like to talk about recent progress on finalizing V2.1 plus fixes and upgrades (also: newer compiler) and documentation. I am ready to work towards a proper and tested release. That is imogen. Response greatly appreciated.

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