Cgs synth

Thanks, Ken! You nailed it. Actually, both of the things you pointed out
were wrong. The previous owner had installed a 1uf cap instead of a 1nf cap
on the RC filter. I changed that, but the problem persisted. So I swapped
out the LM358 for a TL072 and the problem vanished. I must say I'm amazed at
your long-distance diagnosis. Thanks again!

-Chris

On 8/13/05 7:09 PM, "sasami@..." <sasami@...> wrote:

> Sounds like the delay isn't working, or is too short.
>
> Also, if you are using a LM358 as the input processor, switch it to a TL072
> - it may be the the LM358 is too slow, giving a poor clock signal.
>
> Ken
>
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I just finished constructing, rather reconstructing (I bought it used from
> someone who had
>> -ahem- "interesting" soldering techniques) my first CGS module, a Gated
> Comparator. It's
>> running almost 100% correctly, and I spent a few hours last night playing
> with it - very
>> cool module.
>>
>> The only problem I'm having involves the last 4 stages of the shift
> register. For stages 1-4,
>> the status of the preceding stage is moved along with each clock pulse, as
> it should, but
>> for stages 5-8, they also get moved along, but about 60% of the time, the
> wrong value is
>> passed (on instead of off, or vice versa). It's a rev 1.1 board with the RC
> delay between the
>> halves of the 4015. Any ideas as to why this might be happening?
>>
>> Thanks, and looking forward to some more CGS modules down the line...
>>
>> -Chris
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>> The CGS Modular Synth home page: http://www.cgs.synth.net/
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>> Yahoo! Groups Links
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