09/13/04 There was no MPU-401 chip that I could locate. The largest chip is: TL16C552FN (next line) 73A62JW (next line) B The second largest chip is: Dallas DS80C320 (next line) 975185-QCG From a Google search on the DS80C320 chip: The Dallas Semiconductor DS80C320 is an 8051 based High-Speed Micro with 2 DPTRs, WDT, Two Serial Ports, 32 I/O lines, 3 Timers/Counters, 13 Interrupts/3 Priority levels, ROM-less, 256 Bytes On-chip RAM. My guess is that this is the chip that drives the card. I'm downloading the High Speed Users Guide PDF right now, but I never really got into writing drivers. From a Google search on the TL16C552FN chip, all that readily appeared were prices and vendors. Thanks for the reply, Sampo. Stephen. > Can you tell if there is a chip labeled MPU-401. If so, it will > probably > work. If it doesn't try to locate the main processor (usually the > largest chip) and post it's label. > > Sampo > > On Mon, 2004-09-13 at 05:27, The Other wrote: >> 09/12/04 >> >> Is anyone aware of a Linux driver for the Midiman-- Winman 4x4/s >> midi interface? >> >> I have drivers for Win95 and Windows NT, but nothing for Linux. >> My >> card is Version 1.04 Revision B, 1996. >> >> Thanks All, >> Stephen.
