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Any hope of getting this fixed soon?

rashed wrote:Any hope of getting this fixed soon?

Ditto, really looking forward to getting this fixed.

bump, any updates on this?

bump

e-licktronic wrote:

pulse_divider wrote:Gonna keep bumping until I get an answer... has or will this be fixed with a software revision?

This problem will be fixed in the updated firmware.
Will be ready with the new batch (December the 1th)

Best regards,
e-licktronic

E-licktronic, can you please provide us with an updated ETA on this?

Hello
You can change the Q1 and Q2 from 2SA733 to 2SC945 on the IO_board and you get V-Trig
Dan

danne71 wrote:Hello
You can change the Q1 and Q2 from 2SA733 to 2SC945 on the IO_board and you get V-Trig
Dan

Cool, would that be for Trig 1 and Trig 2?

ah, finally a solution! updated my trig1 to v-trig and keeping trig2 as s-trig. many thanks!

seems though the subtle grounding noise problem still exists. any ideas on that one?

it comes around when i have both audio out from the yocto and a trig cable plugged into another synth. if i pull out either one, the grounding disappears. but both plugged at the same time it's always present.

Hello
Simply bend up the contact plate for the ground on the trig-jack to prevent it to connect the ground to the plug.
Ok its not the most proffesional way to solve this but it works....
Or you take a cable Tele/Tele and cut the ground in one end and use only for the trig-output.
sorry for bad english
/Dan

lfo2vco wrote:

danne71 wrote:Hello
You can change the Q1 and Q2 from 2SA733 to 2SC945 on the IO_board and you get V-Trig
Dan

Cool, would that be for Trig 1 and Trig 2?

Its one transistor for each trig...
/Dan