[sdiy] PAIA VC-EG Questions
Prototek
prototek at optonline.net
Tue Jan 21 11:33:10 CET 2003
Hey you guys. I'm finally wiring up an old Paia VC-EG board I have. Its
the EKx-10 to be exact (based around a CEM 3310). There's a couple of
questions I have that's holding me back....
There are 2 solder pads each for ATTACK, DECAY, RELEASE. There's one pad
for SUSTAIN. I know each set of these pads gets a jack, right? The SUSTAIN
must get either a jack or a pot. I dont know which though.
Another thing thats got me all confusd are the four pads labeled "A" "B"
"C" and "L". The documentation says that A-C are,
"summing nodes for control voltages. If desired, additional summing
resistors may terminate at these nodes to provide more control voltage
inputs." Could these just be duplicate control voltage inputs? I was
assuming the main CV inputs were located on the edge of the card (PCB). It
goes on to say:
"L is the CEM 3310's ATTACK OUT pin and may be used to generate an attack
phase logic signal as outlined in the CEM 3310 data sheet."
Could this pin be used as an "end of cycle" trigger?
I'd really appreciate if anyone can shed some light on these topics.
Thanks for reading.
-John
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