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Doepfer mini system and int. Cv bus

Doepfer mini system and int. Cv bus

2011-08-23 by Raul

Hello group. I have had a Doepfer mini system with the lower 3u occupied with the mini system and upper row with mixed other modules. 

I hadn't been using the system with much midi before but noticed the cv transmits via the bus to the a110 VCOS  in the lower row and the ADSR in the lower row. 

Is this true for the second row in a standard mini system. Or do I have to make a connection. I have no oscillators plugged into the second row but just would like to know my options for the future. 

I know I can always manually patch cvs from the a190 to other 1v per octave oscillators but just curious if another a110 in the second two would behave the same way. 

Thanks. Hope my question was clear.

Re: [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer mini system and int. Cv bus

2011-08-24 by Zoë Blade

> Is this true for the second row in a standard mini system. Or do I have to make a connection. I have no oscillators plugged into the second row but just would like to know my options for the future. 

As far as I understand, each row's bus is separate by default, but it's super-cheap to buy a cable that links them together in the middle.  See page ten of the complete manual: http://www.doepfer.de/a100_man/A100_Manual_complete.pdf

Hope that helps,
Zoe.
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Re: Doepfer mini system and int. Cv bus

2011-08-24 by Raul

Great. This is exactly what I needed. Thanks. 
-Raul

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com, James Husted <james.husted@...> wrote:
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> Typically you use a A-100BC cable ( http://www.analoguehaven.com/doepfer/a100bc/ ) to connect the two busses together. This also connects the left and right sides of each bus together. You can also connect the two bus boards with a standard 16-pin power cable. Just connect it between 2 unused headers (one on each bus). BEWARE- Make sure you have the orientation correct on the cable before powering up the unit otherwise you risk blowing up your power supply.
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> On Aug 23, 2011, at 11:13 PM, Zoë Blade wrote:
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> >> Is this true for the second row in a standard mini system. Or do I have to make a connection. I have no oscillators plugged into the second row but just would like to know my options for the future. 
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> > As far as I understand, each row's bus is separate by default, but it's super-cheap to buy a cable that links them together in the middle.  See page ten of the complete manual: http://www.doepfer.de/a100_man/A100_Manual_complete.pdf
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Re: [Doepfer_a100] Doepfer mini system and int. Cv bus

2011-08-24 by James Husted

Typically you use a A-100BC cable ( http://www.analoguehaven.com/doepfer/a100bc/ ) to connect the two busses together. This also connects the left and right sides of each bus together. You can also connect the two bus boards with a standard 16-pin power cable. Just connect it between 2 unused headers (one on each bus). BEWARE- Make sure you have the orientation correct on the cable before powering up the unit otherwise you risk blowing up your power supply.
-James
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On Aug 23, 2011, at 11:13 PM, Zoë Blade wrote:

>> Is this true for the second row in a standard mini system. Or do I have to make a connection. I have no oscillators plugged into the second row but just would like to know my options for the future. 
> 
> As far as I understand, each row's bus is separate by default, but it's super-cheap to buy a cable that links them together in the middle.  See page ten of the complete manual: http://www.doepfer.de/a100_man/A100_Manual_complete.pdf
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> Hope that helps,
> Zoe.
> -- 
> http://zoeblade.bandcamp.com/
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