A couple of clues:
1) You only need to do the modifications specific to your version of the
board. Ver 0.2 modifications do not need doing.
2) Decoupling capacitors are to keep the power rails stable. These parts are
already on the PCB. You do not need to do anything extra.-Great, the capacitors are already in then.
I don't have any V0.4 left, so hopefully someone else can answer the questions.
-Doh!-One more thing. I don't know what a "bead" is. Is it like a resistor? thanks a lot. (I still have the remaining questions below if anyone can help.)steve
jumper wire. And that's another thing, in the Modifications for version 0.2
it says to remove the jumper between pin 5 and the WS Trim. Should I still
not put in the jumper or should I go ahead and do it since this is a later
version.
1) You only need to do the modifications specific to your version of the
board. Ver 0.2 modifications do not need doing.
2) Decoupling capacitors are to keep the power rails stable. These parts are
already on the PCB. You do not need to do anything extra.-Great, the capacitors are already in then.
I don't have any V0.4 left, so hopefully someone else can answer the questions.
-Doh!-One more thing. I don't know what a "bead" is. Is it like a resistor? thanks a lot. (I still have the remaining questions below if anyone can help.)steve
>["Cut the track between Pin 5 of the TL072 in the bottom right corner andthe 47uF capacitor. Make the cut near the capacitor."]
>capacitor. Pin 5 seems to be connected to a pad that is supposed to be a
>I can't find anywhere that pin 5 of the TL072 is connected to the 47uF
jumper wire. And that's another thing, in the Modifications for version 0.2
it says to remove the jumper between pin 5 and the WS Trim. Should I still
not put in the jumper or should I go ahead and do it since this is a later
version.
>control to 50% at 0 volts."]
>["Jumper pin 5 to the Saw AC output terminal via a 100k. This will set PWM
>100K resistor between the hole at pin5 and the hole at Saw AC output?
>So, disregard the jumper that's marked on the PC board and just solder in a
>though the track modification is still required."]
>["It is possible to place the resistor in place of the link on the PCB
>should stop clipping."]
>I'm not sure what "link" means here.
>
>["Replace the 330k resistor near the SYNC pad with a 220k resistor. This
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>I couldn't find any 330k resistor in this area.