Doepfer

Hello Zoe

What you need is a A-165, which creates separate triggers from the 
Start/Stop-gate.
You feed the Start/Stop-gate from your  device into the second half of 
the A-165.

You feed the output +/- into the input of both(!) AND gates of the A-166.
Feed the Start/Stop-gate into the first AND gate of the A-166.
Feed the inverted Start/Stop-gate from the second half of the A-165 into 
the second AND gate of the A-166.
Now the outs of the A-166 provide separate triggers for the Start and Stop.


That is what I implemented in my DIY DIN-Sync module
See
http://fa.utfs.org/diy/a100/sync2clock/index.html
and especially
http://fa.utfs.org/diy/a100/sync2clock/din2clock.png

IC1 represents the A-165
IC2 represents the A-166


Florian


Am 07.04.2016 um 17:52 schrieb Zoë Blade zoe@bytenoise.co.uk [Doepfer_a100]:
> Hi!
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> Someone's asked me about hooking up a module with clock and run/stop out to the A-157.  My thinking is that as the A-157 doesn't have a run/stop in, you'd need to use something like the A-166 to logically AND together the clock and run/stop signals, then feed that into the A-157's clock input, press start on the A-157, then press start on the other module.
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> Does this sound right?  Is it possible to logically AND only two inputs with the A-166?  Will pressing start on the A-157 cause it to politely wait to get a clock signal, and then play the first row with the first pulse it gets?
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