Analogue-sequencer

Andrew,

> Back from your hols then?

nope, just reading my e-mail from Spain :-)

> Steve implemented all the changes he received, but I found that I
> still needed to hack 5mm of of the bottom of the keypad board
> because it was fouling the upper pot board.

blast, I forgot about that..
I mounted the pot board upside down and soldered wires on to reverse the 0v
and 5v end.

> Also the some of the step switches and keypad switches would jam
> so I had to get the file out and enlarge some of the holes. I reckon
> the switch holes should be enlarged by 1mm to allow for a bit of
> 'slop'.

Hmm, I thought this could be the case, the holes were already 1mm wider
trhan before.. I guess they need to be 11.5mm, Drop Steve an e-mail and let
him know.

> Mounting of the boards is made easier by enlarging the pcb
> mounting holes so that the boards can be wiggled a bit on the
> pillars.

I didn´t use pillars, I used long screws :-)

> So, all in all, it was not as straightforward as I'd hoped, but with a
> bit  of fiddling, end results are pretty good.

Cool..

> I did pass this info on to Steve, but it might be worth getting in
> touch  with him to confirm that he has all your mods.

ok thanks.

> Nice layout though Paul, so thanks for that. I know Colin has
> reservations about not having the function switches directly
> underneath the display, but I don't find that a problem.

I takesa  little getting used to, but I think the end result is worth it :-)

Paul