200e

Oh, I was picturing the 284.  Yeah, not really exciting, good discovery none 
the less.

That's what I get for not having any buchla and talking about it.

Let that be a lesson to you kids, get as much buchla as you can before this 
happens to you!

ed


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To: <200e@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 12, 2007 2:36 AM
Subject: [200e] Digest Number 293


There are 2 messages in this issue.

Topics in this digest:

1a. Re: Digest Number 292
    From: elmacaco X
1b. Re: Digest Number 292
    From: ezra buchla


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1a. Re: Digest Number 292
    Posted by: "elmacaco X" elmacaco@hotmail.com elmacacox
    Date: Fri May 11, 2007 6:39 am ((PDT))

Wait, so the 281 in sustain mode, the sustain level pot value sets the
trigger voltage as well ?

That seems immensely cool!  A great shared function, like a built in
comparator of sorts.

I wonder if it was intentional?

ed

1d. Re: Control Voltage Ranges
    Posted by: "ezra buchla" ezra.buchla@gmail.com ezra.buchla
    Date: Thu May 10, 2007 11:13 am ((PDT))

hm, this is a little misleading... both the 281e and the 281 produce pulses
a little shy of +12v but actually respond at considerably lower thresholds:
about +8.4v to trigger and +4 (or a little less) to sustain.

i'm looking at one of each right now just to make sure... interestingly, the
281 triggers at the sustain voltage when in sustain mode. behold: a bug,
methinks!

anyway, you will be fine with the continuum. again, basically nowhere in the
200e series will > +10v have any additional effect.

-eb

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1b. Re: Digest Number 292
    Posted by: "ezra buchla" ezra.buchla@gmail.com ezra.buchla
    Date: Fri May 11, 2007 11:44 am ((PDT))

sorry... that's not what i mean. in fact there is no sustain level pot...

 i just mean that the (old!) 281's trigger with a pulse input below 5v
in sustain mode, when they're technically supposed to trigger just
below 10v and sustain at 5v. it's not really very exciting...

-eb

On 5/11/07, elmacaco X <elmacaco@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Wait, so the 281 in sustain mode, the sustain level pot value sets the
> trigger voltage as well ?
>
> That seems immensely cool!  A great shared function, like a built in
> comparator of sorts.
>
> I wonder if it was intentional?
>
> ed
>
> 1d. Re: Control Voltage Ranges
>     Posted by: "ezra buchla" ezra.buchla@gmail.com ezra.buchla
>     Date: Thu May 10, 2007 11:13 am ((PDT))
>
> hm, this is a little misleading... both the 281e and the 281 produce 
> pulses
> a little shy of +12v but actually respond at considerably lower 
> thresholds:
> about +8.4v to trigger and +4 (or a little less) to sustain.
>
> i'm looking at one of each right now just to make sure... interestingly, 
> the
> 281 triggers at the sustain voltage when in sustain mode. behold: a bug,
> methinks!
>
> anyway, you will be fine with the continuum. again, basically nowhere in 
> the
> 200e series will > +10v have any additional effect.
>
> -eb
>
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