200e

I for one would like to be able to read more in depth about the 200e prior to purchase and would happily pay for a printed manual. There are some functions at this juncture that I would assume a very stable and intrinsic to the modules that won't "go away" even if new things are added. I'd especially like to know about Morph Filter and the Arbitrary Function Generator etc. If there is a printed version that is shipped with the latest hardware it would be great if at least ONE version could be made available. My 2 cents

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Until a manual is available what would you like to know?


--- In 200e@yahoogroups.com, synpro@... wrote:
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>I'd especially like to know about Morph Filter and the Arbitrary 
Function Generator etc

hey guys

please feel more than free to update the wikipedia page to make it
more useful. i have a feeling that this would be a good idea; maybe
i'll tak a crack at it myself if i ever get a spare moment.

although we are not distributing digital copies of "our" manual, there
is nothing to stop anyone from making a "better" one...

-eb

On 4/20/08, mritenburg <mritenburg@yahoo.com> wrote:
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Since the 259e is discontinued, could you share your documentation for 
people like me who bought our modules second hand? Also, what about 
parts lists, test procedures, calibaration?


> although we are not distributing digital copies of "our" manual, 
there is nothing to stop anyone from making a "better" one...

you won't find any parts lists in the manual...

but i agree that some public documentation would be helpful. i think
the wikipedia entry is a pretty good place for this because it can be
added to by anyone with some time on their hands, and can be screened
for accuracy.

On 4/20/08, roger.barret <roger.barret@yahoo.com> wrote:
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> Since the 259e is discontinued, could you share your documentation for
>  people like me who bought our modules second hand? Also, what about
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>  there is nothing to stop anyone from making a "better" one...
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