Re: Waveterminal 192M Envy24HT

[cw <cw@acidtechno.net>]

Hi,

I guess that we haven't received a reply from ESI regarding this ?
I just emailed another contact there, so ill see if i get a reply, but
if not is it worth trying the manufacture of the envy24ht chip (via i
think) maybe they will give us info on the firmware of the card ? 


chris


> >It is not usually difficult to do the reverse engineering 
> >and collect a schematic how is the envy chip connected with the I/O chips 
> >using a simple voltmeter.
> 
> Umm, I think you underestimate the skills you have amassed that make
> such an operation seem easy to you!
> 
> >I think that the card is green in the matrix, because we have 
> >documentation for the master (envy) chip.
> 
> That's what I suspect.
> 
> I just emailed the contact for the esi-pro.com domain (for lack of a
> better contact) as follows:
> 
> 
> >Date: Thu, 20 Mar 2003 13:54:16 -0500 (EST)
> >To: chesslim@egosys.net
> >Subject: Waveterminal 192X tech details
> >From: Daniel Pouzzner <douzzer@mega.nu>
> >
> >A number of people, myself included, are interested in adding
> >Waveterminal 192 support to ALSA (the Linux soundcard driver
> >backplane).  Can you make available the necessary technical details on
> >the Waveterminal 192's firmware?



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