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In article <1992Apr15.101754.27694@cs.tu-berlin.de> leon@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Leon Schmidt (  
Barmixer )) writes:
> Please help me, I need application notes for a digital mixing
> panel. A friend of mine told me to watch out for Dr. Bub and
> he told me to search at "ivucsb.sba.ca.us", but this server
> seems not to exist.
> So please send me information, which e-mail Dr.Bub has or at
> wich ftp-anonymous accounts I may get such application notes.

There is an anonymous FTP site which has materials related to
Motorola DSP56001 including Dr. Bub stuff.  I understand that
the stuff that used to be at ivucsb.sba.ca.us was moved there
before it became unavailable.
Dr. Bub related files are most likely not updated, and are
probably frozen about a year or more ago.
If you are looking for new stuff, go to the original BBS.

Try "sonata.cc.purdue.edu" or "nova.cc.purdue.edu"
128.210.15.30 or 128.210.7.22
in /pub/next/DSP directory.

As you can guess, this is an archive for NeXT computers.

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In article <sjb3vINN32d@agate.berkeley.edu> izumi@pinoko.berkeley.edu writes:
>In article <1992Apr15.101754.27694@cs.tu-berlin.de> leon@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Leon Schmidt (  
>Barmixer )) writes:
>> Please help me, I need application notes for a digital mixing
>> panel. A friend of mine told me to watch out for Dr. Bub and

sorry I can not help you with the FTP site, but I can tell you about the dial-up lines. 
This is right out of the Motorola DSP56000/56001 Reference Material.

"Dr. Bub is the name of the electronic bulletin board dedicated to DSP at Motorola.
This bulletin board offers the DSP community information on Motorola's DSP products,
including:	Current Documentation (new products, improvements to existing
products), Application Notes (new, updates to existing notes), DSP Contest Information,
Question and Answer Forum, and Confidential Mail Service.

A user can dial up Dr. BuB by dialing (512) 440-3771 using a Bell 212A modem or 
(512) 440-3772 using a V.22 modem (it is possible that they have higher speed modems
now, It has been while since I 've called them last).  Be sure you set the character
format to 7 data, even parity, and 1 stop bit.

Use the user name 'guest' and a carriage return for the password. After your successful
login everything should be menu driven. "

I hope this would work for you.


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In article <1992Apr16.233936.8999@merlin.dev.cdx.mot.com> sepehr@falstaff.dev.cdx.mot.com (Sepehr Mehranbanzad) writes:
>In article <sjb3vINN32d@agate.berkeley.edu> izumi@pinoko.berkeley.edu writes:
>>In article <1992Apr15.101754.27694@cs.tu-berlin.de> leon@opal.cs.tu-berlin.de (Leon Schmidt (  
>>Barmixer )) writes:
>>> Please help me, I need application notes for a digital mixing
>>> panel. A friend of mine told me to watch out for Dr. Bub and
>

Although there is a lot of information about Motorola DSP processors on the
bulletin board, there are no complete application notes posted there.  However,
there is a listing of all the available DSP app notes; they are available at
no charge from Motorola DSP Marketing.  An easy way to order what you need is
to log into the BBS, find the titles you want, then leave a message to the
sysop to mail them to you.

>
>A user can dial up Dr. BuB by dialing (512) 440-3771 using a Bell 212A
>modem or (512) 440-3772 using a V.22 modem (it is possible that they have
>higher speed modems now, It has been while since I 've called them last).
>Be sure you set the character format to 7 data, even parity, and 1 stop bit.
>
>Sepehr Mehrabanzad

There have been some changes since this information was published.  Here is
the new information:

   Dial (512) 891-3771
   Supported baud rates are 9600, 4800, 2400, 1200, and 300.
   Use 8 data, no parity, 1 stop bit.
   You can log in as "guest" to look around, but you will have limited
      privileges.  Log in as "new" to open a new account with full
      access to all the data and capabilities of the BBS.

   (If there is excessive noise on the 3771 line, try 3773; 9600 baud
    service is not available on this line, however.)

I have a list of FTP sites that have Dr. BuB files.  Send me e-mail and
I will send you the list.
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