Small status update report. I desoldered IC7 (that took a very long time) replaced it with a socket and a new 165N.
The sequencer now works.
Hope your fix goes as well as mine.
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- Mar 2nd, '15, 21:17
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: SOLVED: Sequencer died due to shortcircuit of both boards
- Replies: 4
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Re: Sequencer died due to shortcircuit of both boards
Hi,
Small status update report. I desoldered IC7 (that took a very long time) replaced it with a socket and a new 165N.
The sequencer now works.
Hope your fix goes as well as mine.
Small status update report. I desoldered IC7 (that took a very long time) replaced it with a socket and a new 165N.
The sequencer now works.
Hope your fix goes as well as mine.
- Feb 25th, '15, 10:16
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: Noise section trimmer voltage?
- Replies: 81
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Re: Noise section trimmer voltage?
I actually had to lower my resistor value down to 1.5K (I didn't have a spare 1K) which gave me a max value of 120mV. It sounds ok to me, but I guess I'll replace it with a 1K so I can get up to 130mV.
- Feb 24th, '15, 16:51
- Forum: Yocto v1.0 Hardware
- Topic: SOLVED: Sequencer died due to shortcircuit of both boards
- Replies: 4
- Views: 4925
Re: Sequencer died due to shortcircuit of both boards
That also happened to me. I'm not sure I short circuited, but that seems the most logical explanation. Now, all 6 LEDS are on all the time, and it seems that the CPU reads the Shift button to be on all the time, since I don't have to press it to Init the EEP or set an instrument midi channel using i...