Sensor/midi interface programming examples
Kevin Scott
kcscott@cc.gatech.edu (kevin@rcenter.com)

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Before running any demo...
Make sure the I-Cube box is plugged into an O2 - serial port #2
%startmidi -d/dev/ttyd2

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Files and executables....

agviewer*	- A Glut Viewer
		  provides view and navigation routines for GL programs

midiIO*		- a slight abstraction above the SGI midi libraries
		  provides event read polling and initializations

fileio.c/assist.h are used to read .vla data files - a simple 3d format

vw		- view 3d files with brightness controlled by the rotating
		  knob sensor on the I-Cube, or touching pressure pad 1.

sample		- echo events generated by the software synthesizer or I-Cube

demo		- play midi notes on the four touch pads, change instruments
		  with the dial knob

simon		- play a (slow) game of "simon says"

Other helpfull stuff:
/usr/share/src/dmedia/midi/simple
/usr/include/dmedia/midi.h

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Default I-Cube setup for all demos...
Ports 1-4: touch pads: control change message: channel 0: controls 16-19
port 24: rotation sensor: control change message: channel 0: control 75
These settings can be modified by using the I-CubeX software installed on
the machine STARE, or on a PC with the I-CubeX software and a pc-midi
interface box.

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Sample Run parameters for the various programs.
%vw shuttle.vla

%sample "Serial Port 2" "Software Synth"
%sample "Software Synth" "Serial Port 2"

%demo

%simon