| ??? 01/14/05 02:20 Read: times |
#84955 - to Joseph Responding to: ???'s previous message |
I think the circuit can drive the speaker.
It´s a circuit to practice in class and when we turn on the speaker it make a "Piiii" to indicate that the circuit is "on". Return to the problem, the teacher say that the table of the notes could be easier. He say that it could be asigning each musical note to each key, i think it´s i wrote. Any idea of what could be wrong? P.D-Sorry for all this questions that could be "bassical" but i don´t know to program this well. I´m a novice. |
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