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 =====PB206 Sequence (Total) Recall ===== =====PB206 Sequence (Total) Recall =====
  
-That is the other latest 8 step sequencer for the Paper Bits. It is can store the sequences and one could call them after rebooting the sequencer. One can also change steps, speed and the value of two independent CV output. As it has an external trigger input one can easily synchronize it with an other sequencer.\\+That is again the latest 8 step sequencer for the Paper Bits. This version of the sequencer ​can store the sequences ​in the chip's EEPROM ​and one could call them again after rebooting the device. One can also change steps, speed and the value of two independent CV output. As it has an external trigger input one can easily synchronize it with an other sequencer.\\ 
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 +{{:​paper_bits:​pb206_sequence_total_recall_180015.jpg?​600|}}\\
  
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 ===== Software ===== ===== Software =====
-Once you're board is ready, you will need to burn the Arduino UNO bootloader on the Atmega328 chip. Except ​you are lucky and have one of those chips with a preinstalled bootloader. If not follow the instructions to burn the bootloader here:\\+Once you're board is ready, you will need to burn the Arduino UNO bootloader on the Atmega328 chip. Certainly there is no need to burn if you are lucky and have one of those chips with a preinstalled bootloader. If not follow the instructions to burn the bootloader here:\\
 [[http://​paperpcb.dernulleffekt.de/​doku.php?​id=avr_bootloader:​bootloader&​s[]=burn&​s[]=bootloader|burn the bootloader]]\\ [[http://​paperpcb.dernulleffekt.de/​doku.php?​id=avr_bootloader:​bootloader&​s[]=burn&​s[]=bootloader|burn the bootloader]]\\
  
  
-Insert the chip into the IC socket and connect it to you're computer using a USB to Serial board. For example one like that: [[https://​www.arduino.cc/​en/​Main.USBSerial|Arduino USB Serial]] or that one: [[https://​www.sparkfun.com/​products/​9873|Sparkfun Breakout Board ]] Here is a manual for doing so: [[https://​www.arduino.cc/​en/​Guide/​ArduinoProMini]]\\ +Insert the chip into the IC socket and connect it to you're computer using a USB to Serial board. For example one like these: [[https://​www.arduino.cc/​en/​Main.USBSerial|Arduino USB Serial]] or [[https://​www.sparkfun.com/​products/​9873|Sparkfun Breakout Board ]]. Or use your [[http://​paperpcb.dernulleffekt.de/​doku.php?​id=arduino_clones:​serial_adapter|Arduino as a Serial Adapter]]\\
-Or use your [[http://​paperpcb.dernulleffekt.de/​doku.php?​id=arduino_clones:​serial_adapter|Arduino as a Serial Adapter]]\\+
  
 Open the Arduino IDE software on your computer and upload the following code to the board (Arduino UNO):\\ Open the Arduino IDE software on your computer and upload the following code to the board (Arduino UNO):\\
 {{ :​paper_bits:​pb206_sequencerrecall_01.zip |}}\\ {{ :​paper_bits:​pb206_sequencerrecall_01.zip |}}\\
  
-and voila ready to step!+Here is a manual for using a USB Serial with the Arduino Pro Mini - uploading code to the sequencer is similar: [[https://​www.arduino.cc/​en/​Guide/​ArduinoProMini]]\\ 
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 +... and voila ready for the total step!
  
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 ==== License ==== ==== License ====
  
-The PB204 Sync Sequencer ​was designed by **Wolfgang Spahn**, ​2019-20.\\+The PB206 Sequence (Total) Recall ​was designed by **Wolfgang Spahn**, ​2020.\\
 It is licensed under a [[http://​creativecommons.org/​licenses/​by-nc-sa/​4.0/"​|Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License]]. It is licensed under a [[http://​creativecommons.org/​licenses/​by-nc-sa/​4.0/"​|Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License]].