#81

Is there a way to change what i2c channel the sliders of the 16n come through as? I wanted to use both the Ansible and 16n as leaders to the ER-301, but for obvious reasons, don’t want competition between both of them.

Thanks!

#82

i2c doesn’t really have channels, it has addresses, but regardless, that’s not the salient point here. The salient point is that multi-leader setups are strongly discouraged. You can only ever have one leader in an I2C setup. Given ER-301 always wants to be follower, from what I know of it, I’m afraid you just have to choose.

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#83

So, by channel, what I have meant is the actual SC.TR and SC.CV things come through. I’ve had luck working with the teletype and ansible before, by leaving Ansible at SC.CV and TR 1-4 and just sending signals to the other available ‘ports’ or whatever you want to call them. (I call them channels due to the terminology on the ansible advance instructions

“ ER-301 can be sent gate and CV commands, with the 4 tracks corresponding to the first 4 SC channels.”

So, I was curious if I could change the numbers it sends out, shifting the SC.CV to something like 4-20 instead of 1-16.

If I can’t change those, that’s totally fine. Just was curious to try.

#84

As well, the ansible isn’t that many patch cables, so in the end, it’s not a HUGE difference. Just was something I was looking at and wondering about.