200e

oh, BTW: the 256e won't produce more than +10v either. each of its four
sections maps the range [0, 10] to itself using an arbitrary two-segment
linear transfer function, and can also interpolate between two inputs. this
is rather different fromt the old two-section 257, in which each section can
interpolate, multiply, and add a steady offset. you can produce voltage
offsets in the 256e by stacking with an otherwise unused section.

-eb

On 5/10/07, Richard Lainhart <rlainhart@otownmedia.com> wrote:
>
>   According to Lippold, the CVC outputs a maximum range of -9.8 to +10
> volts. Perhaps +10 will be enough to trigger the EGs; if not, my
> system will include a 256e that can bring the voltages up to the
> correct level (if I even use the trigger outs for EGs, as I
> mentioned.)
>
> >Another important point is that the 281 EG's need a +12 V gate to
> >trigger. Does the Continuum CV box put out such gates? I think it only
> >does +5 V, doesn't it? If so, you won't be able to trigger the EG's.
> >What I do to overcome this problem is to add voltages in my 210e (a
> >little bit from my 255 to help the gate from my TKB, and voila!).
>
> --
>
> Richard Lainhart
> O-Town Media
> rlainhart@otownmedia.com <rlainhart%40otownmedia.com>
> http://www.otownmedia.com
>  
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