charlie-ric and patroche26: you both have PM

best,
Sub

hi, up for sale is a Yocto in a nice black anodized aluminum enclosure. (yeah... looks like a rendering but it's real :lol: ) the machine is new and sounds wonderful (of course ;-) ) will be delivered with a 16V AC power adapter (220V) and a printed user manual in german and english. I call 750 euro...

rkzr wrote:SOLVED - cold joint was causing the problem due to the turning of the board a couple of times. Resoldered the reistor back and front of the PCB and it works fine now

good job!

kacperpawluk wrote:Unfortunately not - it's really hard to make backside silkscreen.

yeah
that's makes it special

thanks anyway!

will the backside be printed?
this is what disturbs me on most housings.
lots of nice enclosures here, but all without backside print

still checked diodes beside the instrument selector switch?
if the diodes be good then get the datashet from grayhill (http://www.grayhill.com/assets/1/7/mech_encoder_25l.pdf) and check your switch with a beeper.
you have to check with the HEX code table! no need to solder out that switch!

hi, have you set the upper function switch to the correct position? it's the fifth position when you turn the switch from 12 o'clock to the left. btw: the grayhill switches have a flat side. this flat points to 6 o'clock! (the roundness points to 12 o'clock) it's necessary that the machine is comple...

here's just a dry beat: http://www.christian-hartig.de/Yocto_demo.mp3

and this is it look like

drifter7508 wrote:So why has this important info not been mentioned anywhere else or in the tutorial? Sigh. I have allready soldered everything. :-/

don't worry... you can just knip it off with a sharp side cutter even it's already been soldered. (don't forget to protect your eyes!)

drifter7508 wrote:Which side is the plus on the silc screen? "The flat side"?

the flat side is the Cathode (-), the short leg.
it has to be on the right side in top view.