#1

not sure if this is the correct thread to ask this, I am having issues with a grayscale 128 non varibright grid with an ansible from the most recent batch as I am unable to create any sequences longer than 7 steps/triggers. Is there some sort of config I have to do or possibly something with the firmware? I have updated to the most recent version of Earthsea however it was occurring with the stock firmware beforehand as well

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#2

it would be unlikely. can you describe in more details what happens? also is it grid 64? or 128?

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#3

i see the post was moved here but i assume it’s not actually earthsea specific. which ansible app are you using, @Minimum? kria?

#4

woops! sorry. i saw the word ‘earthsea.’

#5

yeah it’s a bit confusing with multiple versions (and creates more maintenance) - @tehn, perhaps we could consider merging earthsea into the official ansible firmware?

#6

It is specifically in Kria, however I just have the most recent earthsea firmware installed. Also it may be a good idea to create a general Ansible Q and A thread

#8

it is a grayscale 128 non varibright grid

#9

can you describe what happens exactly?

#10

kria appears to function normally however if i try and create a trigger past the 7th column on my grid there is no visual feedback as well as no trigger and the sequence goes back to the first step. Otherwise if i just use the first 7 columns everything appears to function as it should

#11

sounds like you need to extend the loop by setting the loop start and end points. https://monome.org/docs/modular/ansible/ search for loop modifier.

#12

yes that’s it thank you very much, trying to learn kria with a non varibright grid has been proving to be somewhat difficult

#13

What am I doing wrong. … when using alternate notes with a set scale, I still get sour notes every once in a while when the stars align.

#14

I just got my ansible and grid and I am trying to access Earthsea, but I am only able to get Kria (orange) and Meadowphysics (white). No “whitish-orange” for Earthsea. Do I need to add it via firmware update? Literally just arrived in the mail today…

#15

Figured it out, had to load this firmware: Ansible Earthsea

The firmware that came with the module did not seem to have this mode?

#16

If I recall, the note is an interval added to to original note, so it’s easy to go away from the original key.

#17

The docs a bit prematurely describe Earthsea and a couple other features for the 2.0.0 release, which should be released soon (pending me fixing some critical bugs). You can try a beta from here if you want to check out the latest changes. Sorry for the confusion.

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#18

Thanks for the reply! I am enjoying Earthsea on the 1.6.1 and looking forward to the new release.

#19

Hope this is OK to ask here.

I am trying to update the firmware on my Ansible. I did this:

use homebrew to install dfu-programmer. go to the homebrew page and scroll down to “Install Homebrew” where you’ll paste a line of text into Terminal.

After doing that, the Terminal said Password: and had an image of a key. I had no idea what to do with that, so I quit Terminal.

I also downloaded theansible-2.0.0 file from GitHub and placed it in a folder I will remember.

However, when I typed “brew install dfu-programmer” in Terminal, I got a message that said:

-bash: brew: command not found

any suggestions? I am not an experienced Terminal user…

Thanks!

#20

start over, and this time when you install homebrew, type in your system password and press enter. the rest should work thereafter.

#21

Thanks, I’ll try it!