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| ===== Introduction ===== | ===== Introduction ===== |
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| The **MBHP Core Module is the heart and brain of every MIDIbox**. It holds the //PIC microcontroller// which runs [[MIOS]] and your MIDIbox application. It handles **//MIDI communication, it drives an LCD (or two), and it connects to all the other modules//**. | The **MBHP Core8 Module is the Original heart and brain of every MIDIbox**. It holds the //PIC microcontroller// which runs [[MIOS]] and your MIDIbox application. It handles //MIDI communication, it drives an [[LCD]] (or two), and it connects to all the other modules//. |
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| The PIC is a **“system on chip” (SoC)**, this means, it contains not only a CPU, but also an **//integrated 32k flash program memory, 1536 bytes data memory, 256 bytes data EEPROM, and a lot of usefull peripherals like AD-converter and UART (for MIDI)//**. The low prices and worldwide availability for hobbyists makes it a good choice. | The PIC is a **“System On Chip” (SoC)**, this means, it contains not only a CPU, but also an **//integrated 32k flash program memory, 1536 bytes data memory, 256 bytes data EEPROM, and a lot of usefull peripherals like AD-converter and UART (for MIDI)//**. The low prices and worldwide availability for hobbyists makes it a good choice. |
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