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2010-02-12 by phono 1337
im out of sync sockets and i've already put plenty of splitters on the sync outs (msy2/mc202) so im wondering about using the A-190 clock outs as a din sync. Something like a190 clock out to pin 3 on the din connector a190 reset to pin 1 on the din connector a190 ground to pin 2 on the din connector if i set the reset polarity and clock divisor correct im confident this will work, has anyone ever tried this? Paul
2010-02-13 by phono 1337
seems this runs in reverse, when the midi clock is stopped the synced machine starts and vice versa, this is obviously due to the reset jack polarity, is it possible to change the reset polarity via the front panel or midi cc? I had a look around the manual and it doesn't seem to mention it. Anyone have any tips? Paul
On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 11:56 PM, phono 1337 <phono1337@gmail.com> wrote: > im out of sync sockets and i've already put plenty of splitters on the > sync outs (msy2/mc202) so im wondering about using the A-190 clock > outs as a din sync. > > Something like > > a190 clock out to pin 3 on the din connector > a190 reset to pin 1 on the din connector > a190 ground to pin 2 on the din connector > > if i set the reset polarity and clock divisor correct im confident > this will work, has anyone ever tried this? > > Paul >
2010-02-13 by Sandy Brain
maybe you could use a separate inverter module? On 13 Feb 2010, at 12:03, phono 1337 wrote: > seems this runs in reverse, when the midi clock is stopped the synced > machine starts and vice versa, this is obviously due to the reset jack > polarity, is it possible to change the reset polarity via the front > panel or midi cc? I had a look around the manual and it doesn't seem > to mention it. Anyone have any tips? > > Paul > > On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 11:56 PM, phono 1337 <phono1337@gmail.com> > wrote: > > im out of sync sockets and i've already put plenty of splitters > on the > > sync outs (msy2/mc202) so im wondering about using the A-190 clock > > outs as a din sync. > > > > Something like > > > > a190 clock out to pin 3 on the din connector > > a190 reset to pin 1 on the din connector > > a190 ground to pin 2 on the din connector > > > > if i set the reset polarity and clock divisor correct im confident > > this will work, has anyone ever tried this? > > > > Paul > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
2010-02-13 by phono 1337
i tried an inverter, but as expected it doesnt work since itll just invert the high voltage to a negative value. What i need to do is change the 190 reset from high on stop and low on start to low on stop and high on start (thats a tounge twister hehe) at this point i've double checked the manual and it would seem this isn't possible via config/midi cc Paul
On Sat, Feb 13, 2010 at 1:50 PM, Sandy Brain <sandybrain@gmail.com> wrote: > maybe you could use a separate inverter module? > > On 13 Feb 2010, at 12:03, phono 1337 wrote: > >> seems this runs in reverse, when the midi clock is stopped the synced >> machine starts and vice versa, this is obviously due to the reset jack >> polarity, is it possible to change the reset polarity via the front >> panel or midi cc? I had a look around the manual and it doesn't seem >> to mention it. Anyone have any tips? >> >> Paul >> >> On Fri, Feb 12, 2010 at 11:56 PM, phono 1337 <phono1337@gmail.com> >> wrote: >> > im out of sync sockets and i've already put plenty of splitters >> on the >> > sync outs (msy2/mc202) so im wondering about using the A-190 clock >> > outs as a din sync. >> > >> > Something like >> > >> > a190 clock out to pin 3 on the din connector >> > a190 reset to pin 1 on the din connector >> > a190 ground to pin 2 on the din connector >> > >> > if i set the reset polarity and clock divisor correct im confident >> > this will work, has anyone ever tried this? >> > >> > Paul >> > >> > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > ------------------------------------ > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > >