Doepfer

Mine behaves exactly the same way so I’m guessing it’s not a fault. I’ve learned to live with it though!

Neil

> On 25 Feb 2015, at 19:37, kazys varnelis kvarnelis@gmail.com [Doepfer_a100] <Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com> wrote:
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> Hi everyone! Good to be here. I'm a big admirer of Doepfer and the Eurorack system, having started with a Dark Energy about this time last year and now moving into my third rack, a LCB to sit under two LC9s full of modules (gulp!).
> 
> I hava an A-154 and A-155 and I am wondering about the clock knob on the A-154. Is it exponential or linear? My knob seems to move quite slowly until around 1 or 2pm when it speeds up very rapidly, precisely at the point where I would like to choose my speed. The hyper-sensitivity of the control at that point is a problem for me. Is there some way to adjust it apart from sending the unit another clock signal? 
> 
> Kazys
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>

> Hi everyone! Good to be here. I'm a big admirer of Doepfer and the Eurorack system, having started with a Dark Energy
> about this time last year and now moving into my third rack, a LCB to sit under two LC9s full of modules (gulp!).
>
>
> I hava an A-154 and A-155 and I am wondering about the clock knob on the A-154. Is it exponential or linear? My knob
> seems to move quite slowly until around 1 or 2pm when it speeds up very rapidly, precisely at the point where I would
> like to choose my speed. The hyper-sensitivity of the control at that point is a problem for me. Is there some way to
> adjust it apart from sending the unit another clock signal?
>
> Kazys

The potentiometer is linear and outputs a linear changing control voltage. But to speak the truth I don't know how Christian
converts the voltage into the clock frequency. He programmed the A-154 firmware. Probably he uses a look-up table (or a formula) but
I'm not sure. Please contact him directly for details: software@doepfer.de

Best wishes
Dieter Doepfer