Hi Ken -
Which manual did you find this in?
The only old one that I can find something that is similar to what you're mentioning is using 2 programmers AND a sequencer. The sequencer is being clocked, and each stage in turn is selecting a stage of the programmer pair.
Is this the same thing that you're talking about, or do you have a different catalog?
Tim
sasami@... wrote:
Which manual did you find this in?
The only old one that I can find something that is similar to what you're mentioning is using 2 programmers AND a sequencer. The sequencer is being clocked, and each stage in turn is selecting a stage of the programmer pair.
Is this the same thing that you're talking about, or do you have a different catalog?
Tim
sasami@... wrote:
I've been reading the old Serge user manual, and in it, it shows two
programmers being hooked up as an 8 stage sequencer. As standard, the
programmers will NOT work this way, as the last fired stage in each
programmer remains active. On the drawing, one of the PULSE outputs has a
hex drawn around it. My conclusion is there must be a switch fitted to allow
the cascading of programmers by joining their "C" busses together (and
possibly feeding the outputs of one set of buffers into the inputs of the
next). I have never seen a photo of a programmer actually fitted with this
switch though. Has any one else come across this? Cna they confirm I'm
jumping to the correct conclusion?
Cheers,
Ken
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