Hi list, Having despaired last night at not being able to clock my A- 117 digital noise module with my A-111, this morning I took penknife and soldering iron to it. I have 'reconfigured' it, moving one of the Schmitt triggers from being after the internal clock but before the input, to _after_ the input. It now 'squares up' the incoming clock signal immediately before passing it to the shift register generating the noise. The upshot of this is is now I can clock it with just about any oscillator: whatever it was about my A-111 output it didn't like before (even the square wave output), it will now happily run from any of the outputs; previously if I tried it with an A-110 it would invariably settle into a weird, (non-noisy) steady oscillation state - now it runs noise-like as I want it to. In fact it will run from any attenuated sine wave as long as it is greater than about +/- 1V in amplitude. The modification requires cutting 4 tracks and adding 4 straps (and is moderately fiddly). If anyone else has been experiencing this frustration, and wants to know the details, let me know and I shall write some instructions and post them (and if I can persuade my mate with the digital camera to visit and take a few snaps of it, post a few pictures too). Cheers, Tim
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Modified my A-117 Digital Noise Generator
2003-05-30 by Tim Stinchcombe
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